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I love to cook and more importantly, I like to improve the way I cook certain dishes. As such, this blog is borne out of a desire for a simple and organized way to manage the different variations of the dish that I tried. I will be posting recipes, pictures and comments on what works for me and what don’t. Hopefully, you will enjoy your time here, and do remember to give your feedback! Cooking is a constant evolution, a process and definitely not an end result!

Baked Garlic Prawns with White Wine and Parsley

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Baked Garlic Prawns with White Wine and Parsley
Using White Wine for a light marination to the prawns bring out the sweetness of the prawns. And by baking it with Garlic and a dash of parsley infused a delicious aroma fragrant that after a day, my oven still smell of baked prawns! =)

As I do not have large prawns, hence, I am using a Medium ones. But it is recommended for the best result, large prawns are used instead.

For seafood lovers, I am sure that you will like this dish as much as I do.

This dish can be served as a Chinese dish or a Western dish as a Side. If large prawns are used, it can even be served as a main course. Placing the prawns on a nice plate, this dish will definitely be good to be serve in an intimate event.

Ingredients
  1. 12 Medium Prawns (Deveined)
  2. 2 tablespoon of Chopped Garlic
  3. 3 tablespoon of White Wine
  4. 1 tablespoon of Dried or Fresh Chopped Parsley (eg. Brand Masterfood)
Preparations
  1. Slice the prawn in the middle without cutting it into 2 to make space for the Garlic
  2. Marinate the prawns with White Wine for 30 minutes
  3. After Marinating, add Garlic on the slice part of the prawns
  4. Sprinkle a little Parsley on the Prawns
  5. Place Prawns on a Baking Tray/ Aluminium Foil and use a Aluminium Foil and lightly covered it on top of the prawns
Steps
  1. Place Prawns into a preheat oven, 220 Degree Celius for 15 minutes
  2. At 12 minutes, check if the prawns are cooked and adjust the timing accordingly
Serve while Hot!

Tips and Comments:
  • Large Prawns are recommended to be used for this dish.
  • Using a kitchen scissor to cut the prawn's shells starting from it's head to the tails, then use a small knife to devein it.

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