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unit 05-19-2011 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by HonestTea (Post 7439411)
Whats the best method to eat it raw?

i ate some raw, just pull the head off, deshell, devein, and clean it up.
then put a little lemon juice or light soy sauce

Jayboogz 05-19-2011 09:13 AM

I gotz da hook up from ocean run seafood I pay 8 dollars a pound! Lols they distribute to tnt. The best way to eat imo is to just boil em for 6-7 minutes and have a variety of sauces to dip. Last week me n my family devoured 10 pounds of prawn ahhaha it was awesome. I think im good wit eatin these prawns untill next year.
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Expresso 05-19-2011 09:44 AM

Any places serve them sashimi style and fry the heads after?

ShyGuy 05-19-2011 09:59 AM

You don't need to boil the prawns for 6-7 minutes..haha...put the prawns in boiling water for 1 minute and they're done.

freakshow 05-19-2011 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by HachiSix (Post 7439897)
Any places serve them sashimi style and fry the heads after?

I believe Octopus Garden does them like that.

unit 05-19-2011 11:00 AM

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Originally Posted by HachiSix (Post 7439897)
Any places serve them sashimi style and fry the heads after?

shiro does it.

skholla 05-19-2011 01:09 PM

I usually go this route with a dipping sauce on the side...

"Chef Robert Belcham, famous for his Spot Prawn Boil at Refuel (Saturdays during the month of May) taught me his simple secret to some of the most succulent prawns ever: Just pour boiling water over a single layer of prawns in a roasting pan until covered. Wait 5 minutes, peel and enjoy."
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TRDood 05-19-2011 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by unit (Post 7439960)
shiro does it.

Theirs is not live. It's already peeled when they take it out of the fridge.

Jayboogz 05-19-2011 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by ShyGuy (Post 7439909)
You don't need to boil the prawns for 6-7 minutes..haha...put the prawns in boiling water for 1 minute and they're done.

dats how my mom does it iuno seems fine to me never tried 1min
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Obsideon 05-19-2011 04:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Jayboogz (Post 7439867)
I gotz da hook up from ocean run seafood I pay 8 dollars a pound! Lols they distribute to tnt. The best way to eat imo is to just boil em for 6-7 minutes and have a variety of sauces to dip. Last week me n my family devoured 10 pounds of prawn ahhaha it was awesome. I think im good wit eatin these prawns untill next year.
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Originally Posted by ShyGuy (Post 7439909)
You don't need to boil the prawns for 6-7 minutes..haha...put the prawns in boiling water for 1 minute and they're done.

Dang I think if you left 'em boiling for 6-7 minutes it will be way overcooked, by then you won't even be able to tell if they were fresh or frozen anymore!

J____ 05-19-2011 05:12 PM

anyone got the phone to that guy that was selling prawns?? huge craving now...

Jayboogz 05-19-2011 05:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Obsideon (Post 7440293)
Dang I think if you left 'em boiling for 6-7 minutes it will be way overcooked, by then you won't even be able to tell if they were fresh or frozen anymore!

lol iduno man it doesnt seem overcooked tho cause the juices within the head are still runny and not solid. Still taste killer to me! Hahhah ill remember for next time 1min cook time
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miss_crayon 05-19-2011 06:18 PM

Japanese Kitchen and Kimura deep fries the prawn heads
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Spoon 05-19-2011 06:37 PM

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Originally Posted by HachiSix (Post 7439897)
Any places serve them sashimi style and fry the heads after?

Seto @ Richmond does this too.

Vale46Rossi 05-19-2011 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by unit (Post 7439849)
i ate some raw, just pull the head off, deshell, devein, and clean it up.
then put a little lemon juice or light soy sauce

Quote:

Originally Posted by HachiSix (Post 7439897)
Any places serve them sashimi style and fry the heads after?

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Originally Posted by miss_crayon (Post 7440372)
Japanese Kitchen and Kimura deep fries the prawn heads
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Decided to do this today actually :)


Amaebi sashimi


http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/6...ebisashimi.jpg

http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/6489/photo27k.jpg

skholla 05-19-2011 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Jayboogz (Post 7440322)
lol iduno man it doesnt seem overcooked tho cause the juices within the head are still runny and not solid. Still taste killer to me! Hahhah ill remember for next time 1min cook time
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Juices running in the head???? Dude do not cook these with the heads on, it's ruins the texture of the meat in the tail big time!!'

Try this... Take a few prawns and take the heads off, also keep a few whole and boil both for a couple mins. Once done try both and see what's best, hands down the heads off will be meaty and juicy... The heads on will still be meaty but will be a bit smaller and mushy on the outside.
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murd0c 05-19-2011 09:38 PM

I like to toss them in olive oil and then put them on the bbq and once cooked I toss them in franks, butter and garlic. So so good!!

TOS'd 05-19-2011 09:52 PM

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Originally Posted by murd0c (Post 7440635)
I like to toss them in olive oil and then put them on the bbq and once cooked I toss them in franks, butter and garlic. So so good!!

That's a lot of tossing going on.

Jet 05-20-2011 12:57 AM

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Originally Posted by skholla (Post 7440093)
I usually go this route with a dipping sauce on the side...

"Chef Robert Belcham, famous for his Spot Prawn Boil at Refuel (Saturdays during the month of May) taught me his simple secret to some of the most succulent prawns ever: Just pour boiling water over a single layer of prawns in a roasting pan until covered. Wait 5 minutes, peel and enjoy."
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This is an interesting way to cook them, when you put them in a single layer, is the prawn headless or intact on its side?

Jayboogz 05-20-2011 05:46 AM

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Originally Posted by skholla (Post 7440590)
Juices running in the head???? Dude do not cook these with the heads on, it's ruins the texture of the meat in the tail big time!!'

Try this... Take a few prawns and take the heads off, also keep a few whole and boil both for a couple mins. Once done try both and see what's best, hands down the heads off will be meaty and juicy... The heads on will still be meaty but will be a bit smaller and mushy on the outside.
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Hmm never tried with head off cause the shit inside the head is just too good. I guess everyone does it differently! Lolill take down some notes!
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Matlock 05-20-2011 05:57 AM

Head juices are great. I don't understand why anyone would waste them.
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skholla 05-20-2011 06:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Jet (Post 7440880)
This is an interesting way to cook them, when you put them in a single layer, is the prawn headless or intact on its side?

Headless, tail only on it's side. Save the heads for another dish.

Cooking with heads on is the norm for most people but it negatively affects the texture of the meat in the tail.

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TRDood 05-24-2011 06:45 PM

Next 2 weeks should be the best. Just had some today and the heads are starting to develop the orange stuff!
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skholla 06-11-2011 01:45 PM

T&T live spot prawns are cheaper than fishermans warf ($10 vs $12) but they are NOT local BC prawns. I picked some up today and asked, they are from the US, most likely Blaine/Bellingham area.
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skholla 05-02-2012 08:45 AM

2012 season starts tomorrow!


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