Holy crap......that sounds good; but do you actually taste any prawn when it's all said and dipped?
Take some jumbo prawns, peel them but leave the tails on.
Skewer the buggers. Sprinkle sea salt, pepper and hot paprika on both sides.
Melt a stick of butter and add half a cup of Franks.
Baste prawns with sauce prior to and as they cook on the grill (high heat)
Flip and baste.
Shouldn't take longer than 4-7 mins depending on your heat and prawn size...
Dip in ranch or blue cheese.
Gimee the gaff!!!
Holy crap......that sounds good; but do you actually taste any prawn when it's all said and dipped?
tomorrow with the hockey game I'm trying this
Sounds absolutely delicious! Now I need to start catching some of those little buggers
hahahahah I would be happy with even a couple coonstripe shrimp at this point holmes!
I sorta follow in Holmes' footsteps ... I like the crunch of a batter, so I do my go-to batter/panko method. Leave the tails on - dust in flour, dip in beaten egg, coat with panko, and pan-fry.
I'm more of a dipper, so I don't usually coat in a sauce, but I'm sure that a nice Buffalo sauce would stick to that yummy panko coating quite well!!
I'm married and the little woman likes me to try to do the healthiest versions usually so frying happens rarely around here...
Plus this way is absolutely no muss no fuss!
I am craving a fish fry something fierce though...
Gimee the gaff!!!
Boy, that sounds really good!
Sounds good. All of the favorite ingredients, I better get the traps out.
I used this recipe tonight.. one modification..
I did not use the BBQ( too cold out there!)
Just a pan, bit of butter, then the prawns and finally the sauce.. GREAT simple recipe!
Cant wait to try it with rockfish strips, breaded and fried...then the sauce.
I think I may not have to go out for my chicken wing fix any longer...and healthier too!
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