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Recipe of Ultimate Simple King Prawn, Garlic & Chili Pasta (with head of prawns stock)🦐

Samuel McBride   31/08/2020 21:54

Simple King Prawn, Garlic & Chili Pasta (with head of prawns stock)🦐
Simple King Prawn, Garlic & Chili Pasta (with head of prawns stock)🦐

Hey everyone, I hope you are having an incredible day today. Today, we’re going to prepare a distinctive dish, simple king prawn, garlic & chili pasta (with head of prawns stock)🦐. One of my favorites. For mine, I will make it a bit unique. This will be really delicious.

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Picked up a nifty tip for deveining prawns. In a wok or a large pan heat the oil and butter. Add the prawns and garlic and stir well.

To get started with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can have simple king prawn, garlic & chili pasta (with head of prawns stock)🦐 using 9 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Simple King Prawn, Garlic & Chili Pasta (with head of prawns stock)🦐:
  1. Get 10 Head-on uncooked prawns
  2. Take 4-5 Mushrooms
  3. Get 2 Spaghetti
  4. Prepare 1 Chilli
  5. Make ready lots of Garlic
  6. Get Black pepper
  7. Take Salt
  8. Prepare 2 tsp sake or cooking wine (white or red both are avaliable)
  9. Prepare Olive oil for cooking

Hands down, my favourite way to cook fresh prawns! Place garlic and cream in a wok or frying pan and over medium heat gently bring to the boil. Add prawns, lemon slices, garlic, and crushed chilli flakes, and season with salt. T hese prawns, cooked with rosé, are the sort of starter where manners go out the window - finger-licking and messy with chunks of bread replacing cutlery.

Steps to make Simple King Prawn, Garlic & Chili Pasta (with head of prawns stock)🦐:
  1. Using a sharp knife, cut through right behind where the head meets the body. Without lifting the knife, push the head to the side. Continue with the remaining prawns, saving the heads for stock. - - Peel and devein prawns by using a small sharp knife to make a slit along the middle of the back to expose the dark vein, then rinsing prawns in cold water. Dip prawns into sake and wait for cook.
  2. Boiled Spaghetti for 8 mins
  3. Make fresh garlic & chili oil in the corner of pan over medium-low heat. Remove the pan from the stove if it's too hot and keep rotating garlic.
  4. Remove garlic & chili. Roast head of prawns and sprinkle over some salt. Roast them up until they were crisp, and add some water and simmer them. Press them to release the flavour into the stock.
  5. Remove heads and put garlic & chili back. Stir fry the prawns and mushrooms for few minutes then add cooked Spaghetti together.
  6. Add some salt & black pepper and turn off the stove. Add some double cream in the pan at the end. Enjoy it with some parmesan cheese

King prawns are the larger version of the little prawns you see in a prawn cocktail and have a slightly stronger taste. It also means they are great to add to dishes with sauces as they can hold their own against stronger flavours. In this dish, Robert made a light meal for lunch with a creamy, garlic taste and served it with a ciabatta roll. The key is to emulsify the sauce (i.e. thicken it) by tossing the pasta in the sauce just before serving - this is the proper Italian way to make pasta. We've used King prawns as a hero ingredient in our take on the classic Japanese recipe, yaki soba.

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