
My conundrum is now how to cook them. I have no problem eating them without sauces, creams or anything (it's my favoured way to eat seafood), but I don't know how long to cook them for. They're currently frozen so should I thaw them before cooking?
| 24-08-2010, 17:29 | #1 |
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Really big scampi
So, I was in the Asia Market getting some squid when I came across 'Vietnamese Scampi' in the freezer. I couldn't resist because of the size of them (that's not a pic of me, but that's about how big they are)
![]() My conundrum is now how to cook them. I have no problem eating them without sauces, creams or anything (it's my favoured way to eat seafood), but I don't know how long to cook them for. They're currently frozen so should I thaw them before cooking? |
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| 25-08-2010, 06:08 | #2 |
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I think they are called Macrobrachium Rosenbergii , Giant freshwater prawns.
I would thaw them, Up to you whether you steam or fry them. They need a little kick being freshwater crustaceans so salt and chilli would be on my list |
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| 25-08-2010, 11:42 | #3 |
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ˇVámonos!
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That's actually very easy. Once thawed, boil them and see them slowly turn pink. Once pink, they're done.
This recipe looks nice
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