Shrimp Cooked in Coconut Milk
Nutritional Info
- Servings Per Recipe: 4
- Amount Per Serving
- Calories: 757.5
- Total Fat: 58.7 g
- Cholesterol: 323.0 mg
- Sodium: 1,042.8 mg
- Total Carbs: 14.2 g
- Dietary Fiber: 2.1 g
- Protein: 49.4 g
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Introduction
Visit http://www.pinoy-recipes.com for a video instruction on how to cook this.Ginataang hipon is probably one of the best foods cooked in coconut milk. This is one of my favorite. I just loved the thick sauce from the coconut milk. There is nothing compared to it. Basically, ginataang hipon is just some shrimp boiled in coconut milk, added with some vegetables. It is also best with squash. I just did not have the squash when I made this recipe because it was not available when we went shopping.
This Filipino recipe is also very healthy and you can eat this however much you want and without guilt. The only problem with this is that the shrimp is really expensive. We couldn’t even eat this as much as I wanted even when I was still in the Philippines.
When I cooked this for Nunnie, he said it was really really good. His only problem with this Pinoy recipe is that I did not take the peel off of the shrimp. That was because in the Philippines, we really do not take off the head and shell of the shrimp. But as you know, Nunnie is just too lazy to take the shell off. So I ended up peeling it for him. It was a little messy, but we, Filipinos, love to eat with our bare hands, so I did not mind.
Ginataang hipon is also a very flexible Pinoy recipe. You can even add green chili peppers to add some heat if you want. But I would never do that because the flavor is already perfect for my taste. The only thing I would add if I could is the squash. And that’s it. I am really hoping that you would try this because it is really good. The key to this recipe is to not let the coconut milk burn at the bottom of the pan and that is why you have to stir it constantly.
Visit http://www.pinoy-recipes.com for a video instruction on how to cook this.
Ginataang hipon is probably one of the best foods cooked in coconut milk. This is one of my favorite. I just loved the thick sauce from the coconut milk. There is nothing compared to it. Basically, ginataang hipon is just some shrimp boiled in coconut milk, added with some vegetables. It is also best with squash. I just did not have the squash when I made this recipe because it was not available when we went shopping.
This Filipino recipe is also very healthy and you can eat this however much you want and without guilt. The only problem with this is that the shrimp is really expensive. We couldn’t even eat this as much as I wanted even when I was still in the Philippines.
When I cooked this for Nunnie, he said it was really really good. His only problem with this Pinoy recipe is that I did not take the peel off of the shrimp. That was because in the Philippines, we really do not take off the head and shell of the shrimp. But as you know, Nunnie is just too lazy to take the shell off. So I ended up peeling it for him. It was a little messy, but we, Filipinos, love to eat with our bare hands, so I did not mind.
Ginataang hipon is also a very flexible Pinoy recipe. You can even add green chili peppers to add some heat if you want. But I would never do that because the flavor is already perfect for my taste. The only thing I would add if I could is the squash. And that’s it. I am really hoping that you would try this because it is really good. The key to this recipe is to not let the coconut milk burn at the bottom of the pan and that is why you have to stir it constantly.
Number of Servings: 4
Ingredients
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2 tbsp cooking oil or olive oil
2 tsp minced garlic
1 tbsp sliced ginger
3 tbsp minced onion
1 can coconut milk
Shrimp, however much you want
Fish sauce to taste
Ground black pepper to taste
String beans, however much you want
Directions
1. Heat some cooking oil or olive oil in a saucepan.
2. Sauté the minced garlic.
3. When the garlic is cooked, sauté the ginger.
4. Then put the onion.
5. When the onion turns transparent, pour in the coconut milk.
6. Let it simmer for a very low heat.
7. When it starts to boil, mix in the shrimp. Stir it constantly.
8. Season it with fish sauce and ground black pepper.
9. Let it simmer until the sauce has thickened up.
10. Then add the string beans and let it cook just how you like it.
11. Serve with steamed rice.
Number of Servings: 4
Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user PINOYRECIPES.
2. Sauté the minced garlic.
3. When the garlic is cooked, sauté the ginger.
4. Then put the onion.
5. When the onion turns transparent, pour in the coconut milk.
6. Let it simmer for a very low heat.
7. When it starts to boil, mix in the shrimp. Stir it constantly.
8. Season it with fish sauce and ground black pepper.
9. Let it simmer until the sauce has thickened up.
10. Then add the string beans and let it cook just how you like it.
11. Serve with steamed rice.
Number of Servings: 4
Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user PINOYRECIPES.
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