Recipes For Leftover Christmas Seafood – Battered Prawns
December 27th 2009 07:00
So Christmas day has come and gone and now you have a fridge full of leftovers. Do not be tempted to refreeze seafood. Leftover cooked prawns can be added to salads, pastas, and pizzas. If they are less than fresh try making curried prawns. Prawns and other seafood can also be made into seafood mornay and served on rice, or in a pie or crepe. Leftover seafood can also be made into a delicious seafood lasagna.
I previously posted a recipe for crunchy fish and chip batter, but it will work just as well with prawns. Peeled green (raw) prawn tails are best although leftover cooked prawns can be used too. Simply remove the heads and shells.
Ingredients
200ml Batter (see recipe)
250g Green prawn tails
100g Flour
1 Lemon
Method
Dust the prawn tails in flour then dip into the batter.
Remove the basket from the fryer as the uncooked batter will stick to it.
Fry in vegetable oil at 170°c ( °F) for about 5 minutes until golden.
Serve with lemon wedges or tartare sauce
I previously posted a recipe for crunchy fish and chip batter, but it will work just as well with prawns. Peeled green (raw) prawn tails are best although leftover cooked prawns can be used too. Simply remove the heads and shells.
Ingredients
200ml Batter (see recipe)
250g Green prawn tails
100g Flour
1 Lemon
Method
Dust the prawn tails in flour then dip into the batter.
Remove the basket from the fryer as the uncooked batter will stick to it.
Fry in vegetable oil at 170°c ( °F) for about 5 minutes until golden.
Serve with lemon wedges or tartare sauce
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