Saute bok choy and prawns
until prawns are pink.
Cook for about six minutes
until the prawns are translucent and turkey is cooked through.
Pour over the sherry and cook for a few mins more, just
until the prawns are cooked through.
Rinse the prawns well and poach in the lemongrass court bouillon for 2 -3 minutes or
until the prawns turn pink.
Increase heat, toss in all ingredients, including the prawns and coconut milk, and simmer for a few minutes
until the prawns are cooked.
Transfer to a bowl of ice - cold water and leave
until the prawns are completely cold.
Cook in a small pan over a low heat
until prawns are heated through and garlic is softened.
Stir in prawns and zucchini noodles and cook for a 4 - 5 minutes
until prawns are cooked and zucchini is softened but still aldente
Cook just
until prawns are no longer translucent.
Add the prawns and coconut milk and cook, uncovered, over medium heat
until the prawns are done, about 15 minutes.
Not exact matches
In a seasonal twist, Brown swaps out the usual boiled chicken for wild B.C. spot
prawns, which can be caught fresh
until July.
Pan fry the
prawns in oilive oil
until pink and cooked through, season with pepper and a pinch of salt 4.
Add the
prawns and cook for 1 — 2 minutes on each side,
until cooked through.
Toss the
prawns until they are well coated with the oil and spice.
We won't be returning home to Vancouver Island for a few days, but
until we return, I'll leave you with these spicy garlic
prawns.
Peel the raw
prawns, then mix them with salt, egg white and cornflour (cornstarch) paste
until well coated.
Fry
prawns until cooked and cripsy.
Heat the oil in a preheated wok
until it is smoking, then deep - fry the
prawns in hot oil for 1 minute.
Place this mix in a pot and cook to medium heat
until begin thicknes, stir all time, add the
prawns mix and join well.
Heat a wok or heavy skilled over medium - high, pour in the oil to a depth of a couple inches, and when hot, add the
prawns and stir - fry
until they are just golden, about 1 1/2 minutes.
For the
prawns, combine the cornstarch and soy sauce in a small bowl and blend
until smooth.
Most of them will be done at this point, but continue basting and turning any larger
prawns until they are pink and just cooked through.
Return the
prawns to the wok and turn carefully in the sauce
until the sauce has been completely absorbed into the shrimp, only a minute.
Dip the
prawns into the batter, then drop gently into the oil and fry for about two to three minutes or
until they float.
If you can find giant tiger
prawns, which weigh about half a pound each, buy them head - on and grill the shells over high heat
until charred and crispy.
Char - grill or barbecue
prawns, turning once, for 4 - 5 minutes
until just cooked through.
In a wok or large fry pan stir fry the
prawns with about a teaspoon of oil and some season with salt and pepper just
until it turns pink.
Store the
prawn filling in a Tupperware in the fridge
until serving.
Cook the
prawns in salted boiling water
until pink and firm, 2 to 3 minutes.
Add the
prawns and cook, flipping once,
until golden brown and cooked through, 2 to 3 minutes per side.
Add the
prawns and salmon; return to a simmer and cook gently for about five minutes or
until both are firm and cooked.
Add the
prawns and stir fry
until the shells turn red, about 5 minutes.
Grill for 4 to 5 minutes
until cooked, then transfer the
prawns to a warm serving platter.
Then stir through the
prawns and cook for a couple of mins
until they start to turn pink.
Cook the garlic for a couple of minutes and then add the king
prawns and cook
until they turn pink — about 3 - 4 minutes.
METHOD: Heat olive oil in a deep - based frying pan and saute
prawns until just pink.
Drain
prawns, dip in egg, roll in breadcrumbs and pan fry
until golden.