March 16, 2012 9:11 am
I lived in Abu Dhabi for twenty years. The United Arab Emirates is a very diverse country, with many peoples from all around the world living and working there. One of larger communities there was the Indian community. Having come from a strictly Lebanese upbringing, I wasn’t accustomed to the large variety of tastes and smells in their cuisine. When walking along by the markets and restaurants, the strong smell of curry was prevalent and a bit pungent to my young, inexperienced nose. I had thought then that I would never eat anything made with curry, let alone any Indian dishes.
Fast forward to a couple of years ago: my son invited me to a nice Indian restaurant here in Lebanon. My children had grown up in Abu Dhabi and were familiar with international cuisine at a much younger age than I had. My son, for instance, loves spicy foods and he made me taste a plate of shrimp cooked in curry for my very first time. I was afraid it would taste spicy for me, but they had mixed it with fresh cream to cool it. I was so impressed with the dish that I hurried home to try and recreate it. After a few experiments, I found the perfect recipe that suits my slightly more delicate palette. Those of you who aren’t a fan of foods made with curry will find this dish to be delightfully smooth and mild.
Ingredients:
Preparation:
Serve it with cooked rice.
ET VOILA..C’EST TOUT 🙂
Posted by ninabaydoun
Categories: Main dish
Tags: abu dhabi, apple, carrot, curry, fresh cream, Indian food, onions, rice, shrimp, spice
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Oh I just love this dish!!! It’s one of my favourite non-italian dishes ;). Thanks so much for sharing the recipe!!!
By dutchgoesitalian on March 16, 2012 at 1:18 pm
I love it too.. Welcome my dear.:)
By ninabaydoun on March 16, 2012 at 1:44 pm