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By MissMaggie
on June 04, 2010
Hey Twissis - this was just great and sooo easy to put together. The only thing I changed was I halved the recipe as there are only two of us and instead of toast, I heated up vol-au-vent cases and served the mixture in the cases. I thought I would have some left over but we made pigs of ourselves. Didn't have brandy so I used Cognac. It still worked! How do you think some grated lemon rind and fresh parsley would go with it? I may try it next time. Made for ZWT6
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WOW....This was really good, and really EZ. I made this and served it over multigrain pasta. It looked really nice with the tails sticking up in the air while they flamed. (Actually, I thought it looked really cool the first time, so I double flamed them using approx 1/4 c brandy...But I was cooking 2 lbs all in one pan) Also, since I did not know if I should use light, or heavy cream I went with the light. It worked well because I added a good amount of Parmaggiano Reggiano into the sauce. This will definatly be added to our "TO MAKE AGAIN" list...Thanks
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on March 03, 2008
My whole family really liked this recipe, I used sherry in place of brandy as I didn't have brandy. I will definitely make this again. Thanks for the great tasting easy recipe
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Prawns and cream AND from Iceland? Pawshaw.....this is a perfect dish in all aspects. You just can't go wrong when putting this delightful group of ingredients together. This made a light farm supper for Dennis tonight, as he had off for holiday, and he wanted something tasty, light, and tempting. This touched, no; actually fell, into all the categories ~ AND since he just adores any recipe twissis posts I knew it was going to be a winner from the start. Honestly, this worked together so fast, I could hardly believe it. I put the veggies in get soft, the shrimp, the brandy, POOF! nice live flame there, very professional and then the cream. Maybe it took 6 minutes (after you marinade the shrimp) to finish the dish, and I put daintily on the plate added some rice and done. Wow, another winner, twissis. You are the best, and I thank you for posting!
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Serving Size: 1 (195 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 6
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