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Ever since making my Sri Lankan curry powder<\/a>, I’ve been keeping my eyes open for recipes to use up the extra curry leaves I’d popped in the freezer. When I saw this recipe using curry leaves and pomegranate molasses (one of my favorite<\/a> kitchen<\/a> staples<\/a>), I knew I had to try it. So when I accidentally bought shrimp too far in advance for planned shrimp cocktails (d’oh!), it was the perfect opportunity to give this recipe a shot. The flavors came together spectacularly (and quickly), and this dish made a perfect light dinner served atop a salad, although I think it would also be well-suited as an appetizer. I didn’t have a chance to grab a pomegranate, but I think the fresh seeds would take this over the top with an extra burst of color and flavor.<\/span><\/p>\n Ingredients:<\/p>\n *Curry leaves have an unusual flavor and there is really no substitute (curry powder is made of completely different spices and has a very different flavor \u2013 do not try to use it here); you should be able to find them at an Indian market. Any leftover leaves will freeze very well.<\/p>\n Method: <\/span><\/div>\n<\/div>
\nPomegranate Curry Shrimp<\/span><\/strong> (adapted from NPR<\/a>)
\nYield: 4 – 6 appetizers or 2 – 3 entrees<\/span><\/p>\n\n
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