Fried King Prawns with Sweet and Sour Paprika Sauce on A


Rating: 3.33 / 5.00 (3 Votes)


Total time: 45 min

Servings: 4.0 (servings)

Shrimp:





Paprika sauce:













Potato salad:











Balsamicosauce:





Instructions:

Cook the peeled potatoes in salted water with 3 tbsp caraway seeds. Cut bacon and two shallots into cubes and sauté briefly in a little olive oil. When the shallots are translucent, deglaze with clear soup and apple cider vinegar, season with pepper and add enough sugar. Briefly boil and add to the sliced potatoes form.

Sauté two finely diced shallots in olive oil, add finely diced peppers (first green, then red, finally yellow), season with pepper and add balsamic vinegar vinegar. Season with Worcestersauce, Tabasco, Sambal Ölek and enough sugar and thicken with a little bit of Maizena (corn starch) dissolved in clear soup.

Stir the mayo through with sugar, three tablespoons of balsamic vinegar vinegar and a tiny bit of finely chopped parsley.

Remove the shells from the king prawns, remove the intestines, rinse briefly and dry. Roast in olive oil for about two minutes and finally season with finely diced garlic and the remaining parsley.

Tip: Do not remove the shell from the tail end of king prawns, this will keep the prawn juicier when roasted.

Serving: In the center of the plate, form a lettuce leaf, spread a little potato salad evenly on top, put a little herb mayonnaise form on top and sprouts all around. Spread three tablespoons of paprika sauce evenly and put on the three crab tails.

Drink: Florian Brink recommends a semi-dry Riesli with this dish.

Related Recipes: