King prawns

Recipe taken from the magazine "Culinary practical course".

The recipe is taken from the book "Seafood. Very simple.

Fresh and baked bell peppers are two different products. The former is spicy and bright, but this brightness quickly fades. And after the oven, the pepper develops a completely different taste - sweetness, spiciness , smoky aroma, a much wider palette. In this recipe, the spiciness of baked peppers is enhanced by tart cumin. The result is a liquid version of the Moroccan pepper spread muhammara, which is now fashionable to serve in restaurants. You can pour this soup into glasses, add ice and sip through a straw, like a drink or smoothie. Or, as in this recipe, pour into soup bowls and garnish with shrimp before serving.

Pasta with tomatoes and shrimp is a true gastronomic delight inspired by sunny Italy. This dish combines the tenderness of royal shrimp, the rich flavor of sweet tomatoes, and the aroma of garlic, creating a harmony of tastes. A light sauce made from spaghetti cooking water, butter, and spices gives the pasta a silky texture. The tomatoes are sautéed to a light caramelization while retaining their freshness and brightness, and the shrimp become juicy with spicy notes. The finishing touch is grated Parmesan that melts on the hot pasta, adding depth of flavor. This dish is perfect for a cozy dinner at home or a festive table, offering pleasure in every bite.

Buckwheat noodles with shrimp, grapes, and green aioli sauce is a bold combination of flavors inspired by Mediterranean cuisine. The Spanish roots of the dish are evident in the rich and aromatic aioli sauce made with olive oil, garlic, and parsley. Shrimp adds a seafood touch to the dish while fresh grapes provide a hint of acidity and sweetness, creating a unique balance of flavors. The delicate buckwheat noodles harmoniously unite all ingredients, giving the dish a special texture. An ideal choice for gourmets seeking unconventional combinations. Its lightness and freshness make it a wonderful option for summer dinners or elegant restaurant-style presentations. The aromas of lime and mustard add spiciness while the aioli sauce completes the flavor composition, turning each bite into a gastronomic delight.

Prawns in a sweet and spicy Chinese sauce are one of the hits of "Chinese Literacy" performed by the restaurant's chef Zhang Xianchen. The preparation does not require any superpowers, except perhaps the ability to work with a wok - you need to shake the hot pan from time to time and make sure that the shrimp do not become rubbery. But the whole secret here is in the glaze, for which you will have to collect an extensive set of typical Chinese sauces (however, one raid on a specialized store of Asian spices will provide you with everything you need). Thickened with starch, the glaze turns out transparent and very thick. As a result, the shrimp literally burst in the mouth, giving off the most tender flesh, enclosed in a caramel crust.

The salad from Viktor Beley, concept chef of Seafood Bar, is made according to the principle of "do no harm" - there is nothing overly high-calorie or unhealthy in it, and even mayonnaise mixed with wasabi does not so much weigh down the dressing as add intrigue to the taste. With a hot sauce, the salad made from broccoli, green beans and green onions does not seem overtly herbaceous. And against a green background, the white and pink shrimps look especially elegant.

Fried prawns cooked this way are very juicy and flavorful. Despite the fact that this is not only an appetizer, but also a full-fledged dish, it is prepared quite simply and quickly. Since ginger and garlic saturate the oil with their aroma and are then removed, the taste of the prawns is not interrupted by harsh seasonings, it remains marine and tender, at the same time quite piquant. The prawns are ideally combined with dry white wine (preferably Portuguese, Spanish or Italian), but also go well with light beer.

Green salad with shrimp and mango is a vibrant combination of fresh leaves, tender seafood, and sweet fruits harmoniously blended with a tangy dressing. This dish, inspired by Pan-Asian cuisine, conveys the spirit of exoticism: the sweetness of mango enhances the rich flavor of shrimp, while greens and nuts add textural depth. The honey-lemon juice and sesame oil-based dressing makes the salad rich and aromatic. Traditionally, such combinations are found in Southeast Asian cuisine where the balance of sweet, sour, and salty is valued. This salad is perfect as a light main dish or festive appetizer. It pairs especially well with a glass of chilled white wine that highlights its refreshing taste.

The recipe is taken from the book "Gordon Ramsay. Healthy Eating". "The classic Waldorf salad is a combination of crisp apples, grapes, celery and walnuts. And everything would be fine if it weren't for the huge amount of mayonnaise in it. In my salad, I add shrimp - a source of protein, and replace the caloric mayo with a much lighter Greek yogurt dressing. So make and eat the Waldorf salad. Celery pith is the more tender inner part of the stalks, which is often sold separately.

Grilled shrimp with sauce is a true delight of Mediterranean cuisine. Spaniards have been cooking seafood over an open flame for centuries, highlighting its natural flavor. In this dish, juicy royal shrimp are first sautéed in fragrant olive oil, absorbing light notes of garlic, salt, and pepper. The main addition is an airy sauce made from egg, garlic, and fresh lemon juice. Its rich texture and subtle tangy-spicy taste perfectly complement the sweetness of the shrimp. The finishing touch is a pinch of sweet paprika and a slice of lemon that adds exquisite freshness to the dish. It’s the perfect choice for a light dinner or appetizer that evokes memories of warm Spanish evenings by the sea.

This exquisite recipe is inspired by the richness of Chinese cuisine, combining tender shrimp, aromatic wasabi puree, and crispy fried vegetables. Shrimp sautéed in spicy oil with rosemary and sage acquire a delightful flavor with subtle herbal notes. The wasabi puree surprises with its mild spiciness and velvety texture, complementing juicy carrots, sweet peppers, and leeks sautéed with sesame and teriyaki and soy sauces. This dish is perfect for special occasions, creating a harmonious blend of flavors and textures. Shrimp skewers are served with an appetizing garnish, completing a gastronomic journey with Eastern motifs and exquisite aroma. An unforgettable delight for true gourmets!

Shrimp and cucumber rolls are an exquisite recipe of Pan-Asian cuisine that combines the freshness of seafood and the lightness of vegetables. Historically, such rolls originated in Southeast Asia as quick yet nutritious dishes perfect for the hot climate. Their delicate flavor is revealed through juicy cucumber, crunchy peppers, and aromatic herbs complemented by spicy notes of soy and fish sauce. Grilled shrimp add a subtle sweetness and richness. Serving in rice paper makes the dish light yet filling, while the soft combination of fresh and baked ingredients makes it versatile – suitable for both a light dinner and a festive table. Skillfully rolling the rolls turns preparation into a true art.

Pumpkin cream soup with shrimp and herbs is an exquisite dish of Pan-Asian cuisine that combines the sweet velvetiness of pumpkin with the rich marine flavor of shrimp. This culinary masterpiece, inspired by Asian traditions, impresses with its tenderness and depth of flavor. The addition of coconut milk gives the soup an exotic touch, while sriracha sauce adds a spicy kick that awakens the taste buds. A garnish of fresh green onions and cilantro highlights the dish's lightness and makes its aroma more expressive. Perfect for serving at both casual dinners and festive menus, this soup captivates with its sophistication and harmony. Warm and rich, it pairs wonderfully with fragrant rice or crispy baguettes, becoming a true gastronomic delight.

Shrimp on ketsi with white wine is a culinary masterpiece infused with the aromas of author cuisine. This recipe, created by the Tkemali restaurant, combines the tenderness of royal shrimp with the rich flavor of dry white wine and spicy notes of garlic and red pepper. Ketsi is a traditional Georgian clay pan that adds a special charm to the dish while keeping it warm. Shrimp sautéed in butter absorb the exquisite wine aroma, creating a rich palette of flavors. Serving in a hot ketsi emphasizes the juiciness and depth of the dish. It is an ideal treat for seafood lovers, combining simplicity in preparation with high gastronomic aesthetics.