Grilled King Prawns With Lemon, Garlic And Chilli

"Easy to prepare and cook, this recipe is delicious."
 
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Ready In:
1hr 5mins
Ingredients:
6
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Remove prawn heads and cut away the legs, then slit the backs of the prawns lengthwise with a sharp knife.
  • Devein, then place the prawns in a bowl.
  • Add the remaining ingredients and mix to combine.
  • Set aside for one hour to marinate.
  • Preheat BBQ or grill to high, add prawns to the flat plate (or if using the grill place prawns on a flat heat proof tray) and cook for 5 minutes, adding some marinade, until cooked.
  • Serve with lime wedges.

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Reviews

  1. For flavor this is a 5 for sure. I had 2 problems with the instructions (probably just me) I didn't understand if you cooked them in the shell or removed the shell when you deveined the prawn. Also I wasn't sure if you used only the zest from the lemon or the whole lemon - I opted for the whole lemon and the shell off the prawn - This is do again recipe for sure - we enjoyed them very much
     
  2. My hubby just cooked this for valentines day and it was nice but I felt it didn't have much taste. Still a cheap way to cook prawns and we didn't add the salt or pepper. I also wanted to say thank you for giving us a base to go from. People that have the time to send in a recipe is a major vote from me. Thank you
     
  3. Yum Kate! I cooked with U8 Tiger Prawns and added black pepper but no salt.
     
  4. this was delicious, but definately add salt and pepper
     
  5. I forgot about Jangomango's comments when I made this and that was a mistake. I strongly urge you to take her/his suggestions seriously or this recipe will disappoint. Definitely needs both salt and high heat.
     
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