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20160627_213354

Prawn Cocktail

Prawn cocktail is another classic salad that is really easy to throw together. It’s one you don’t see so often anymore which is such a shame as when made properly it is a great salad or starter. You can use the really small prawns which are called Boston prawns or a bigger prawn like a king prawn, which is what I used. The dressing, Marie Rose sauce, is so easy to make. Add 2 tsp of brandy or cognac to take it to a whole new level



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Ingredients

4 – 6 cooked king prawns per portion

½ head of crispy iceberg lettuce

Pinch of cayenne pepper to garnish

Zest of 1 lime (optional)

MARIE ROSE SAUCE (cocktail sauce)

4 tbsp. mayonnaise

1 tbsp. tomato ketchup

1 tsp Worcestershire sauce

1 tsp lemon or lime juice

Instructions

1

Peel the prawns if not already peeled. I am presuming you are using cooked prawns. If they are raw, poach them in boiling water for 2 minutes after removing the shells. Add a pinch of salt to the water before cooking. Cool under running cold water before using or allow to cool naturally.

2

Shred the lettuce as thinly as you possibly can.

3

Place a dollop of Marie Rose in the bottom of a glass.

4

Top with shredded iceberg lettuce leaving about ¼ at the top of the glass.

5

Place the prawns on top then top with Marie Rose.

6

Sprinkle with a little cayenne pepper and lime zest and serve.

7

MARIE ROSE SAUCE (cocktail sauce)
Also known as cocktail sauce, this is so simple to make. You can even make it using nothing more than 3 parts mayo to 1part ketchup if you don’t have the rest of the ingredients.

8

Mix all the ingredients together in a bowl, taste and serve if happy.
Add 2 tsp of brandy or cognac to make it extra special.

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