Local people call "karaka", crab which can easily be found in estuaries around the Mimika. Including the types of mangrove crabs (Species: S.serrata, S.tranquebarica, S.paramamosain, S.Olivacea, Scylla sp.). This one species of crab native of Papua land that habitat is in the interior life around coastal mangroves, crabs name itself is derived from the name of an island KARAKA where most of the population still live deprivation - including in terms of public facilities (particularly availability of schools there very minimal).Papua coastal communities looking for Karaka as the main income for fish as well as fishermen who have done hereditary, fishermen usually catch Karaka in holes mangrove trees that grow on the shore. Visited Timika, Papua, though not complete without enjoying the Karaka.Karaka crabs are caught usually has a large size (1 fish weighing almost 1 kg), is due to the delicious taste of crab rather small size. Karaka has a low fat content (around 1 g / 100g) and also low in saturated fatty acids (0.1gr / 100g) and rich in omega-3.Karaka can be cooked in various ways. Most of the people of Papua cook it in a way sauteed in a mixture of spices, some are just grill Karaka and add salt.Incidentally market yesterday there was super big sized mud crab and remind me of the culinary Papua, so I immediately bought one (my husband can not eat crab, so unfortunately bought too much). ^ _ ^

if you love seafoods and coconut milk, this is the perfect combination.

try this.mouthwatering,delicious!! :chef

very mmmmm yummy

A vegan 30-minute curry that’s loaded with veggies and potatoes in a perfectly coconut milk broth. Simple, healthy, fast and so delicious.

I am always looking for new ways to cook veggies. Hope you all like it.

MY VERSIONFRAGRANT CLEAR COCONUT VEGETARIAN SOUPLOVING IT

An easy main meal.I really like the curries with coconut milk, plus this just used regular old yellow curry powder (English curry I believe). I used some left over rice, and it's more wait for it to cook, than real work. Heat level is adjustable to your preference. Plus you can use other proteins like shrimp or tofu if you desire. Just adjust the cooking times for what you use. Just so you know, the pictures, I'm making a half recipe.As I made this, it wasn't really what I would consider spicy. The wife didn't complain, and had 2 helpings, unusual for her.

Got some spaghetti in the pantry and seafood( various shellfish and soft fish) in the freezer to make pasta, accidentally poured in some coconut milk, turned out into a broth... Haha.. Didn't exactly know why it happened .. But "everything happens for a cause ".. And it turned out to be a hit in the family !!