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Traditional Prawn Cocktail
Have a go at this iconic dinner party dish, complete with traditional Marie Rose Sauce.
Serves: 4
Preparation Time: 20 minutes
The Marie Rose Sauce was given its name in 1982 after the Royal Navy chef looking after the catering for the restoration crew of the 1545 Tudor war ship, Mary Rose, underestimated the amount of sauce he needed. With only mayonnaise, worcestershire sauce and tomato ketchup available, the Marie Rose Sauce was created.
Follow the recipe below and serve this nostalgic, simple starter at your next get-together!
We've made this with the 700W Hand Blender.
Ingredients
- 200g Cooked, Peeled Cold Water Prawns
- 250g Mayonnaise
- 1 Tbsp Tomato Ketchup
- Juice of 1 Lemon
- 2 Drops of Tabasco Sauce
- 1 Large Ripe Avocado
- Salt & Pepper
- Dash of Worcestershire Sauce (or Horseradish Sauce)
- 1 x Iceberg or Little Gem Lettuce
Traditional Prawn Cocktail
1. Make the Marie Rose Sauce: Add ketchup, worcestershire sauce (or Horseradish) and salt and pepper (to taste) to the mayonnaise and mix until well combined using the Dualit 700W Hand Blender and whisk attachment. Set this aside.
2. Rinse the cooked prawns and place in a bowl. Squeeze in the juice of one lemon and toss to ensure all the prawns have been coated evenly with the juice.
3. Finely slice the avocado and share between the serving dishes, lining one side of the glass.
4. If you're using iceberg lettuce, use a knife to finely shred the leaves before placing into the bottom of your serving dishes. If you're using a litte gem lettuce, place one or two of the whole leaves in the bottom of your serving dishes.
4. Spoon equal amounts of the prawns into each serving dish, taking care to place them in the centre of the lettuce.
5. Spoon equal amounts of the Marie Rose Sauce over the prawns and top with a few drops of tabasco.
Tips...
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Please ensure that, if you're using frozen prawns, that they have been fully defrosted beforehand. Always check product labels for the cooking and defrosting guidelines.
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Natural yoghurt or Creme Fraiche can be a substitute for mayonnaise.
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For a spicy twist, use a spicy ketchup and chilli flakes in your Marie Rose sauce!
Dualit Products Used
We used the Dualit 700W Hand Blender with whisk attachment to mix up the Marie Rose Sauce in our Traditional Prawn Cocktail Starter.
