Soy sauce prawns is a fast and easy dish that appears on the menu of many Cantonese seafood restaurants. This version has an ingredient you wouldn’t expect in a Chinese dish: butter. It adds a ...

If you have been anywhere by the sea in the Yucatan peninsula you will have had these deep-fried king prawns with ... To make the dipping sauce, place all the ingredients into a food processer ...

Very finely chop two-thirds of the prawns using a sharp knife (or blend to a paste in a food processor) and cut the rest into 1cm/½in cubes. Mix the oyster sauce, groundnut and sesame oil ...

If you want to make the ultimate po'boy, however, you may find that all those fillings tend to fall out when you ... You can also lightly press your shrimp into the sauce and bread, helping ...

Save this recipe for later Add recipes to your saved ... just divide into two bowls and serve as usual. Remove heads from the prawns, but reserve them. Peel the shells from the prawns and discard ...

Season prawns with salt and pepper and add them to the hot pan. Once colored on one side, after about 2 minutes, pour ouzo into pan and flip shrimp. Stir cherry tomatoes into sauté and continue ...

Spoon warm seafood sauce into well of hummus and scatter with micro coriander. Serve with flatbread and crudités. This recipe also calls for chilling, soaking (see method). Reserve the heads when ...

Season to taste with more fish sauce if required. The dressing should be hot and sour. De-vein the prawns by cutting down the back with a sharp knife and removing the thin black intestine.