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So simple, yet so full of flavour – an exquisite Mediterranean starter or main. Leave the prawns in their shells whilst cooking first, to protect the tender flesh from over cooking and second, the shells impart a more concentrated umami flavour to the sauce. Serve with plenty of gluten free black bean noodles or crusty bread to mop up the sauce. This dish is only as delicious as the ingredients you use – so try to buy the best prawns you can get.
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- 100 g Olive oil
- 6 Garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 1 tsp Smoked paprika
- 1/3 tsp Dried chilli flakes
- 300 g Shell-on giant black tiger prawns (thawed if frozen)
- 2-3 tbsp Dry sherry
- Juice of ½ lemon
- Parsley, finely chopped
- Sea salt
- Gluten free black bean noodles, to serve (or crusty bread)
- Lemon wedges, to serve
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- Warm the olive oil in a frying pan over a medium-low heat and gently cook the garlic for 2-3 minutes until lightly golden.
- Stir in the smoked paprika, chilli, prawns and sherry. Turn the heat up slightly, and cook for 2-3 more minutes until the prawns turn pink.
- Squeeze in the lemon juice, parsley and a good pinch of salt. Serve with black bean noodles or crusty bread for mopping up the flavoured oil and lemon wedges.
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Yummy
ReplyDelete...I love prawns and the black bean noodles look interesting.
ReplyDelete...I love prawns and the black bean noddles look interesting.
ReplyDeleteDelicious.
ReplyDeleteI love shrimp, this seafood dish. Thank you for the recipe and I wish you a nice Saturday!
ReplyDeleteWe get amazing prawns here, and I will try using Sherry the next time I make them.
ReplyDeleteAngie; irresistible!
ReplyDeleteSi puedo permanecer parada en la cocina; esto me lo voy a hacer y degustar, tal como me encanta comer productos del mar.
Sobresaliente receta!
Eres una genia Angie!
Aún sin recuperación total. Por eso no estoy presente con mayor frecuencia como mereces.
Va mi abrazo a tu encuentro.
🤗🌞
Love garlic prawns, Angie.
ReplyDeleteUn plato muy rico, al leer sus ingredientes me ha gustado más, es saciante sin llenar demasiado pero yo me pondría una buena ración.
ReplyDeleteGarlic makes everything bettah! I baked me some soaked millet bread this morning.
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteThe prawns looks delicious, I have never seen bean noodles.
Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend.
smoked paprika would add such a great flavour here. Sadly hubby doesn't eat seafood so i am doomed to only eat it when out! :=) This sounds so delicious.
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I have never had black bean noodles but they sound interesting.
ReplyDeleteGarlic prawns would sure work for me!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds delicious. I will have to use shrimp rather than prawns but the flavor will be similar.
ReplyDeleteLooks absolutely delicious, Angie! I love how simple garlic prawns can be so full of bold, rich yet light flavour.
ReplyDeleteFicou um prato bem colorido.
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Abraços 🐾 Garfield Tirinhas Oficial.
Love prawns, and the idea of pairing them with noodles is great. 😋
ReplyDeleteEven though I can’t do garlic anymore I am partial to prawns.
ReplyDeleteEven though I can’t do garlic anymore I am partial to prawns.
ReplyDeleteThose noodles look amazing :-D
ReplyDeleteThis food looks delicious, and in another view, the black bean noodles and prawns are such a great color contrasts.
ReplyDeleteMouth watering, Love prawns and this sounds a delicious way to serve them up. Hope all is well. Have a good week, Diane
ReplyDeleteIf you like prawns, I'm sure you will like this dish.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
I agree with leaving the shells on the prawns - so much more flavors, so delicious! I tried black bean noodles before, thought they taste quite good :)
ReplyDeleteThis is the kind of dish that turns a regular weeknight into a little Mediterranean holiday.
ReplyDeleteThis dish is for me!!!......Abrazotes, Marcela
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