600 g large tiger prawns 20 pcs. thick, white asparagus 3 to 4 tbsp. lemon olive oil 1 bag of almond flakes Salt and pepper from the mill Lemon Herbs: Parsley and / or Thyme and / or Dill and / or Basil and / or Coriander (Thai recipe) Use your favorite herb Accessories: A good bread to your own taste is suitable |
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Recipe No. 126
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Procedure without liability: Start by preparing the asparagus. They are peeled from 2 cm below the top (the head is not peeled) to the bottom with a suitable peeling knife. I use a good potato peeler. The bottom is cut from approx. 1 to 2 cm up. Then cut each asparagus diagonally into 3 to 4 pieces. Put them in very cold water dripped with a little lemon juice while cleaning the prawns.
The tiger prawns are peeled but let the tail fan sit. Fry the prawns for 2 to 3 minutes in lemon olive oil. In the absence of lemon olive oil, olive oil can be used, but then add a little lemon juice during frying. Set the prawns aside while the asparagus is cooking. Fry the asparagus in the same oil for 3 to 4 minutes. They must have "bites". Add the almond flakes and tiger prawns and fry for another brief moment. Season with salt and pepper and maybe a little more lemon juice. Now you choose the herb that you like best, chop it finely and sprinkle it over the dish just before serving. Serving: Find a good bread to your liking and serve it to the dish. Garnish: See above. Drinking: A cool white wine is very suitable in the summer heat. Tip: If you do not have the oil with lemon, put a couple of lemon slices in the dish during frying. If you can't get the big raw tiger prawns, use ready-cooked giant prawns. It facilitates cooking as they just need to be in the asparagus for a few minutes. |