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Crispy Prawns with Chilli Dip
November 25, 2016
Category
First Posts
If prawns are left to stand after cooking, they develop an unappetising mealy taste and lose a great deal of texture. Prawns should therefore be cooked and eaten immediately. I have prepared them on occasion outside on the patio over a gas flame. With a little help from guests and family, this becomes a tasty starter or prawn feast to remember.
Persons
4
Ingredients
- 400 – 500 g frozen prawns peeled, deveined but with tails intact
- ⅓ cup (80 ml) self-raising flour
- 1 t (5 ml) Ina Paarman’s Chilli & Garlic Seasoning
- canola oil for frying
- Dipping sauce
- Ina Paarman’s Sweet Chilli Chutney
Instructions
- Defrost prawns by rinsing them in a colander under lukewarm tap water. Shake off excess water in a colander.
- Shake the prawns in batches, in a plastic bag, in a blend of the self-raising flour and Chilli & Garlic Seasoning. Heat the oil, about 2 cm deep. Briefly fry the prawns in small batches in medium hot oil until crispy. Drain and serve straight away with Sweet Chilli Chutney for dipping.
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Crispy Prawns with Chilli Dip
November 25, 2016
Category
First Posts
If prawns are left to stand after cooking, they develop an unappetising mealy taste and lose a great deal of texture. Prawns should therefore be cooked and eaten immediately. I have prepared them on occasion outside on the patio over a gas flame. With a little help from guests and family, this becomes a tasty starter or prawn feast to remember.
Persons
4
Ingredients
- 400 – 500 g frozen prawns peeled, deveined but with tails intact
- ⅓ cup (80 ml) self-raising flour
- 1 t (5 ml) Ina Paarman’s Chilli & Garlic Seasoning
- canola oil for frying
- Dipping sauce
- Ina Paarman’s Sweet Chilli Chutney
Instructions
- Defrost prawns by rinsing them in a colander under lukewarm tap water. Shake off excess water in a colander.
- Shake the prawns in batches, in a plastic bag, in a blend of the self-raising flour and Chilli & Garlic Seasoning. Heat the oil, about 2 cm deep. Briefly fry the prawns in small batches in medium hot oil until crispy. Drain and serve straight away with Sweet Chilli Chutney for dipping.
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