Curry Shrimp Linguine
Curry, cilantro and coconut milk make this dish an exciting change of pace. It's also good with Thai rice noodles or spaghetti. —Jana Rippee, Casa Grande, Arizona
Ingredients
- 1 package (16 ounces) linguine
- 3 teaspoons curry powder
- 1 can (13.66 ounces) light coconut milk
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1-1/4 pounds uncooked medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 1/3 cup minced fresh cilantro
Reviews
We loved this dinner. I did taste before serving and added more curry. We had it over rice, which is how my mom always made our curries. This is a recipe you can really play around with??????
not very tasty
This was excellent! I wouldn't change a thing - we all ate it and loved it. Thanks for a great recipe that is quick and easy to prepare!
I was disappointed in the lack of flavor, I couldn't taste the coconut at all and the curry wasn't that strong either, mainly it tasted like plain linguine.
I cut this recipe in half since there is just the 2 of us, and it made 2 large portions. I didn't have any cilantro, so that had to be left out and I added a teaspoon of chili powder. It was amazing! We loved it, and will most definitely make this again!
I really enjoyed this recipe! The cilantro totally complmented the curry. My husband and I tasted during the cooking process and thought it needed something. After adding the cilantro it was a must. The only other thing is we thought it needed some sort of heat. My husband added red pepper flakes to his. We will try using cayenne pepper next time. We will definitely make this again!
I have to laugh along with 'alwayshungry'--cilantro (coriander) is in most any curry spice mixture. In Indian, many families have their own blend that they use in their dishes. What we buy on the shelves is a kind of generic blend to please the 'average' person.
For those of you who say that curry, cilantro aren't complimentary flavors...you must be joking. These are Indian flavors that have been passed down for thousands of years...you may not like the flavors but they do bring out the best in each other. This is a simple easy dish. The only thing that I did was add more curry, added garlic and chili pepper to my liking. The coconut milk is very much a south Indian dish staple...I know this as I have traveled in India extensively.
I do not care for cilantro and cannot imagine even using it with curry so I just omitted it. Next time I make it I will probably add a bit more curry. With the change mentioned I can say this recipe was awesome and will be a regular.
Just a word of warning... cover your nose and mouth while toasting the curry powder... I was coughing for like an hour from it!!!