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Madeleine
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note that all spoonful measures are flush not heaped spoonfuls.
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Ingredients:
- 4 medium blue swimmer crabs
(or any other suitable variety such as sand crabs)
- 1 medium onion coarsely chopped
- 1 tablespoon chopped thyme
leaves
- 2 cups chicken stock
- 1 cup water
- 425 grams can finely crushed
tomatoes
- 1 teaspoon freshly crushed
garlic
- 1 teaspoon freshly crushed
ginger
- 1 tablespoon finely
chopped coriander roots and stem
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped
coriander leaves
- 3 tablespoons vegetable oil
- Optional
4 finely chopped red chillies
- Salt and pepper to taste
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Method:
- Clean up crabs and break/cut into serving
pieces. You may also carefully crack the claws to make it easy for
eating the cooked meat within. Keep the crab swimmers in a separate
dish.
- Season the crab pieces (not the swimmers) with
salt and pepper to taste.
- Add oil into a deep saucepan and heat to
simmering point. Reduce heat to medium heat. Add the chopped onions,
thyme, ginger and garlic. Cook until the chopped onions become
transparent.
- Add the crushed tomatoes. Mix well and
increase heat to high. Simmer until the tomato sauce is well blended
and the tomatoes cooked. Stir at intervals to prevent burning.
- Add the chopped coriander roots and stem,
chopped red chillies if desired and 1 cup hot water. Mix well and
simmer again until the sauce is well blended.
- Add the 2 cups of chicken stock. You may add
some more hot water if desired to increase quantity of bouillon. Bring
to the boil. Add the crab swimmers and allow the bouillon to boil for
10-15 minutes.
- To prevent the crab pieces from being
overcooked. Bring the bouillon back to the boil just 10-15 minutes
before serving. Add the crab pieces and allow to simmer until the crab
pieces turn red. Taste the bouillon and season again with salt and
pepper to taste if necessary.
- Serve immediately.
- Can be eaten as a bouillon on its own or eaten
with rice and chatini pomme d'amour and piments.
- Close your eyes and see yourself in La Rue
Royale, Port Louis in a l'hotel Chinois.
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