The very first coconut rice i made back in the day was a total disaster. I think i added so much water and constantly poked, prodded, turned and flipped it every second. The end result was a soggy, watery and totally tasteless rice. Now, i guess i can proudly say i've come a long way in mastering the perfect coconut rice making skills. Shrimp coconut rice is prepared just the same way as the classic coconut rice although it's by far more interesting and flavorful with all the colorful vegetables and shellfish added which gives it more appeal. To make it more shrimpy, you could simply increase the amount of shrimp you intend adding to it.
How to make Shrimp Coconut rice
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Ingredients:
•2 Whole Coconuts
•3 Cups Rice
• 200g Fresh shrimp
• 2 Seasoning cubes
• Salt to taste
• 1 Green pepper
• 2 Carrots
• Spring onions
• 1 Red bell pepper or 4 chilies
• 1/2 Red Onion
• ½ Cup Vegetable Oil/ Butter
Instructions:
View the steps Below
Calories per serving: 0 (N/A)
Fat per serving: 0 (N/A)
How to make Shrimp Coconut rice
4.5/5 Based on 3Reviews
Ingredients:
•2 Whole Coconuts
•3 Cups Rice
• 200g Fresh shrimp
• 2 Seasoning cubes
• Salt to taste
• Salt to taste
• 1 Green pepper
• 2 Carrots
• Spring onions
• 1 Red bell pepper or 4 chilies
• 1/2 Red Onion• ½ Cup Vegetable Oil/ Butter
Instructions:
View the steps Below
Calories per serving: 0 (N/A)
Fat per serving: 0 (N/A)
Fat per serving: 0 (N/A)
Directions:::
Step 1: Rinse the rice with clean water and place in a pot. Add just enough water to cover the rice in the pot and cook on medium heat for 10 mins till "al-dente"(cooked to be firm to the bite). This is done to remove excess starch in the rice to prevent it from sticking together. Transfer the rice into a separate bowl and run clean water through it. Set aside.
Step 2: Break the coconuts, remove the flesh and extract the milk as shown Here.
Step 3: Pour the milk extract into a pot, add the parboiled rice, meat stock, shrimps, seasoning(in case the meat seasoning is not enough) and salt to taste. Cover the pot and leave the rice to cook for about 15 minutes till the liquid in the pot dries up.
Step 4: While the rice cooks, Chop the carrots, spring onions, bell peppers into smaller bits. Pour the vegetable oil or melt the butter in a pan. Add the chopped vegetables and stir-fry for 5 mins.
Step 5: By now the rice would have absorbed the coconut and stock liquid. Add the stir-fried vegetables into the coconut rice and mix. Leave to cook further for about 5 minutes more before turning off the burner.
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On point Dobby. God bless you real good.
ReplyDeleteThanks Amaka. God bless you too :)
DeleteUr on point dobby
ReplyDeleteThanks Awele :)
DeleteYou go gurl! You rock!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Husayn :)
DeleteBT dobby wats going to happen to the coconut itself..I tot u did blend it and squeeze out the juice..or is it just the coconut water u used in cooking.
ReplyDeleteAs Anon 12:53 pm said:
Delete"You don't need the coconut chaffs in cooking ur rice, all u need from the coconut is the extracted milk for ur cooking"..
This looks yummy
ReplyDeleteTastes even better :)
DeleteNow im really hungry...please dobby, send some to me
ReplyDeletelol! Really wish i could :)
DeleteDobby this is so on point,am cooking this for lj once he gets back from travelling.you are the best.
ReplyDeleteCant wait to try this. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteDo keep us posted Anon.
DeleteDobby I tried it and it was delicious. Thanks for inspiration.
DeleteAnonymous 7:54 a.m You don't need the coconut chaffs in cooking ur rice, all u need from the coconut is the extracted milk for ur cooking.
ReplyDeleteOn point Anon :)
DeleteLook good! Will try it out and come and testify :D
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lol! Would await the "Testification" :D
DeleteWow, this looks so delicious! I can taste the flavors from just looking at the pictures. Thank you for the recipe, I will definitely try making this soon:)
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome adam. Do let us know how it turns out.
DeleteDobby ur too much.
ReplyDeleteThank you Anon 10:19pm :)
DeleteI don't think I have tasted coconut rice before at any point in my life...but this looks tasty
ReplyDeleteyou'll certainly like it.
Deletewell done dearest dobby..
ReplyDeleteThank you sharon :)
DeleteHi dobby,
ReplyDeleteI've tried this coconut rice twice now, the first time I used a canned coconut milk and the coconut taste didn't come out, I later tried it with coconut itself, blended it and used the coconut milk, but i still didn't really taste the coconut too though it smelled like coconut. What do u think i'm doing wrongly? And can the blended coconut be used for coconut candy?
Hi solape, the quantity of coconut milk to rice ratio was probably small. Try increasing the quantity of the coconut milk you intend using. No the blended coconut (the chaff after squeezing out the milk) cannot be used for Coconut Candy
DeleteDobby, can you add the stock from the shrimps to the rice too?
ReplyDeleteSure you can.
DeleteThanks Dobby
DeleteYou're welcome Temitope.
Deletewow i love ur blog.....my first time and i am so addicted already.
ReplyDeleteThanks amaka, Glad to have you here too :)
DeleteIf I use canned coconut milk, will the taste come out?
ReplyDeleteyes it will but you have to use a large quantity.
Deletehi Dobby, just a quick one.....
ReplyDeletedo u use the milk from the 1st blend or the milk from the second blend or both???
Both....thick and thin
Deletehi Dobby, i made this dish and my Oga loved it!!! only it was a bit soggy, please what do i do to make it completely dry and come out 'one one'
ReplyDeleteYou could blanch the rice instead of par-boiling before cooking with coconut oil.
DeleteCan I do this without shrimp?
ReplyDeleteYees you can Uchechi.
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