Chef's corner: grilled to perfection

Savour two light seafood dishes prepared with some wonderful marinades.

October 24, 2014 04:42 pm | Updated May 23, 2016 05:31 pm IST

Called UK’s Curry King Chef, Patrick Lawrence Chapman is a famous name in the industry

Called UK’s Curry King Chef, Patrick Lawrence Chapman is a famous name in the industry

Barbeque Nation, a casual dining restaurant chain, has partnered with Pat Chapman during the month of October as he introduces 14 new marinades across the country. Out of those 14, we select two marinades — Spanish valencia prawns from British isles and hot mai Thai fish from South East Asia.

Hot Mai Thai Fish

Ingredients

Basa fish boneless - 250 gms

Lemongrass paste - 25gms

Basil leaves - 10 nos

Green chilli paste - 8 gms

Fish sauce (nga pi) - 10ml

Refined sunflower oil - 20 ml

Fresh coriander - 15 gms

Method

In a round bottomed bowl mix fish sauce, lemongrass paste, chopped basil leaves, green chilli paste and vegetable oil. Whisk lightly and add fish pieces. Let it marinate for 30 minutes. Pierce pieces with a skewer and grill over a medium charcoal fire. Serve hot sprinkled with chopped fresh coriander.

Spanish Valencia Prawns

Ingredients

Medium sized prawns - 12 nos

Refined sunflower oil - 20 ml

Dry red wine - 20ml

Shrimp powder - 10gms

Saffron - a pinch

Paprika - 20 gms

Lemon juice - 20ml

Salt – to taste

Chopped onions (golden fried) 30gms

Chopped garlic (golden fried) 30gms

Method

In a round bowl, mix paprika powder, red wine, shrimp powder, saffron, salt and vegetable oil and whisk well. Add fried onions and fried garlic. Check seasoning. Peel, de- vein and clean prawns. Add lemon juice. Marinate for 20 minutes. Grill over moderate charcoal fire and serve hot with a medium spicy dip.

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