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Restaurant-Style Curry Crab
Rate this recipeThis stir-fried crab is very simple – cook it the right way and the crab meat will be at its best.
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Ingredients
8
Time
45 minutes
Servings
3
Level
Easy
Ingredients
Mud crabs
3 whole
Sa te chilli oil
200 ml
Duck eggs
5 piece
Waugh's Thai curry powder
3 tablespoon
Oyster sauce
2 tablespoon
Fresh milk (unsweetened)
1 carton
Celery
1 stalk
Spring onions
1 stalk
Implementation Steps
01
- Wash the crabs and steam them until cooked.
- Slice the red chillies.
- Cut the spring onions and celery into lengths.
- Slice the red chillies.
- Cut the spring onions and celery into lengths.
02
- In a bowl, crack the eggs and add 1 carton of milk, the curry powder, sa te, oyster sauce, seasoning powder, a little white sugar and salt.
- Whisk the mixture until smooth.
- Whisk the mixture until smooth.
03
- Briefly fry the crabs in a pan, then lift them out.
- Add a little cooking oil, chilli powder, spring onions and celery and fry until fragrant. Add the seasoning mixture, then the crabs.
- Cook over high heat until the sauce thickens slightly.
- Add a little cooking oil, chilli powder, spring onions and celery and fry until fragrant. Add the seasoning mixture, then the crabs.
- Cook over high heat until the sauce thickens slightly.
04
- Arrange the crabs on a plate and pour the curry sauce over the top.
Tuck in – this is a family-favourite seafood dish. Good luck!
Tuck in – this is a family-favourite seafood dish. Good luck!
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Restaurant-Style Curry Crab