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Crispy Garlic Chili Prawns

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Crispy Garlic Chili Prawns

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Season 300 g of peeled cooked or uncooked prawns, or 3 large shell-on uncooked prawns per person, with 1 heaped teaspoon garlic granules, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and 1 teaspoon Kashmiri or mild chili powder. Rub the seasoning into the prawns and set aside.

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3

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300

g

Prawns, peeled cooked or uncooked, or 3 large shell on uncooked prawns per person

1

tsp

Garlic granules, heap

1/4

tsp

Salt

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Notes

Serve with rice or as finger food.

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Alyson D

4 days ago

What’s the difference between garlic granules and garlic powder in this recipe please?

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Nisha

12 hours ago

not much to be honest- the granules are saltier and coarser so you dont need salt- the powder is just the garlic hit so adjust the seasoning

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Alyson D

12 hours ago

Thanks! Mu herb and spice drawers are groaning with the volume of ingredients so I am keen to use what I have and not add to it unnecessarily.

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Martin D

a month ago

My wife is gluten intolerant so she can’t eat semolina. Is there an alternative?

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Nisha

a month ago

You could try frying cassava flour or polenta flour if that is GF

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Amanda T

2 months ago

What do you eat with these prawns 🍤? Rice?

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Nisha

2 months ago

Yes absolutely or on their own as a starter but the crumb mixed with rice is delish

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