Prawn masala fry 😋 Andhra style

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The easiest most yummy recipe is prawn fry... Since I stay in bangalore, I decided to prepare Prawn masala fry in Andhra style!

It is yummy plus time saving for a lazy girl like me.

Ingredients :

- chopped onions
- ginger garlic paste
- green chillies
- tiger prawns
- turmeric, salt, cumin powder
- curry leaves

How to prepare :
-Marinate the prawns with turmeric, jeera powder, chilli powder and salt for 10-15 minutes.

- Heat a pan and add cooking oil.

- Add onions and fry till it is golden and then add ginger garlic paste and chillies.

- After that add the marinated prawns and fry till 10 minutes.

- Add curry leaves

- Prawn masala fry is ready to eat 🍤🍤😋😋😍 

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