Tips To Cook Frozen Prawn

Prawns can be cooked in a number of ways.  You can boil, steam, grilled, sauté, bake, and deep-fry prawns the way you want. The only thing you should remember is to thaw your prawns thoroughly before using them for cooking. Defrosting the prawns or shrimp will ensure a more even cooking and will prevent any contamination from harmful bacteria. The bacteria are destroyed through cooking so long as the shellfish has been properly defrosted beforehand. Below listed are a few tips to cook frozen corn. Read them and get going.

How To Cook Frozen Prawn

• The most important procedure before cooking frozen prawns is to thaw them. In order to defrost them, remove the prawns from their packet, and dunk them in a bowl filled with water. Cover the mouth of the bowl and leave the prawns in the refrigerator to defrost overnight.
• For a quicker way to thaw prawns, roll them tightly in waterproof bag and douse it in a sink full of cold water. Your prawns will be de-iced within an hour.
• Now you can safely remove the shell and de-vein the prawns before cooking. When cooked, prawns are likely to turn pink in color. To boil prawns, fill a saucepan with water, add some sea salt to it, and bring the water to boil. Add the prawns, cover the pan with a lid, reduce the heat, and let the prawn simmer until done. Once prawns start to float above and turn opaque, you can remove it from the pan.
• You can also grill prawns if you want. Just marinate the prawns for a few hours, put them in damp wooden skewers, place them on aluminum foil over hot grill or over barbeque coal, and cook until done. Brush the prawns with a little olive oil and then sprinkle them with salt, pepper, garlic, and grill for some more time.
• Nothing can be more yum than pan-fried prawns. In a pan, take some butter and oil and heat it over high flame. Add the prawns, a few cloves of chopped garlic, seasoning and fry until the prawn turns pink.

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