Ich hab's wieder gefunden. Ich hab's wieder gefunden! Und nochmal: ich hab's wieder gefunden. Das perfekte Sommergericht. Jamie will, dass man die Scampi grillt. In einer heißen Pfanne werden sie auch klasse. Dieses Rezept: ein kleiner Lockruf Richtung Sommersonnenwärme.
Für:
4 Personen und 6 Portionen
Drin:
20 raw king prawns, peeled and black veins removed
4 small courgettes
10 bay leaves
1 tablespoon sea salt
3 tablespoons good extra virgin olive oil, plus extra
juice of ½ lemon
2 large handfuls of freshly podded peas
2 large handfuls of freshly podded broad beans
a small bunch of fresh mint, leaves picked
optional: a few chive flowers
sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
Machen:
1. First of all, get your barbeque good and hot. If you’re using wooden skewers, soak four of them in some cold water for 10 minutes, so they don't burn when you put them on the barbie later. Thread 5 prawns on to each skewer, make sure you poke through the fat and the thin part of each prawn. Slice the courgettes into ribbons with a speed peeler or a mandolin cutter.
2. To make the bay salt, crumble the bay leaves into a pestle and mortar and add the salt. Bash up the bay leaves until you have a vibrant green salt and all the bay leaves have broken down and released all their natural oils.
3. Sprinkle each of the prawn kebabs with a good pinch of the bay salt. Drizzle them with a little olive oil and pat and rub everything in. Place the skewers on the hot barbeque for a couple of minutes on each side. Fill the rest of the barbeque with the courgette slices – as they are so thin, they'll only need cooking on one side. After 2 minutes, turn over the skewers and cook for a further 2 minutes while you start taking off the courgettes.
4. Pour 3 tablespoons of good olive oil into a large bowl. Squeeze in the lemon juice and add the peas, broad beans and grilled courgettes. Tear over the mint leaves and the chive flowers, if using. Season with a little salt and pepper and gently mix everything together.
5. Serve the vegetables in a big bowl in the middle of the table with the skewers on a wooden board next to it. Perfect light, healthy summer eating.
Drin:
20 raw king prawns, peeled and black veins removed
4 small courgettes
10 bay leaves
1 tablespoon sea salt
3 tablespoons good extra virgin olive oil, plus extra
juice of ½ lemon
2 large handfuls of freshly podded peas
2 large handfuls of freshly podded broad beans
a small bunch of fresh mint, leaves picked
optional: a few chive flowers
sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
Machen:
1. First of all, get your barbeque good and hot. If you’re using wooden skewers, soak four of them in some cold water for 10 minutes, so they don't burn when you put them on the barbie later. Thread 5 prawns on to each skewer, make sure you poke through the fat and the thin part of each prawn. Slice the courgettes into ribbons with a speed peeler or a mandolin cutter.
2. To make the bay salt, crumble the bay leaves into a pestle and mortar and add the salt. Bash up the bay leaves until you have a vibrant green salt and all the bay leaves have broken down and released all their natural oils.
3. Sprinkle each of the prawn kebabs with a good pinch of the bay salt. Drizzle them with a little olive oil and pat and rub everything in. Place the skewers on the hot barbeque for a couple of minutes on each side. Fill the rest of the barbeque with the courgette slices – as they are so thin, they'll only need cooking on one side. After 2 minutes, turn over the skewers and cook for a further 2 minutes while you start taking off the courgettes.
4. Pour 3 tablespoons of good olive oil into a large bowl. Squeeze in the lemon juice and add the peas, broad beans and grilled courgettes. Tear over the mint leaves and the chive flowers, if using. Season with a little salt and pepper and gently mix everything together.
5. Serve the vegetables in a big bowl in the middle of the table with the skewers on a wooden board next to it. Perfect light, healthy summer eating.
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