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ainsley's sesame prawn toast

Thread Starter: BeccaNurse    Started: Tue 02 Mar 2004    Replies: 9

hi everyone! did anyone catch ainsley's recipe yesterday for sesame prawn toast? the kids were screaming and i missed it. i'm sure it's totally easy and would appreciate that or any other variations that you might know are easy and yummy. THANKS! Smile




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Fri 5 Mar 2004, 4.33PM

blondie02

Sorry BeccaNurse, Typed your name wrong. Just noticed. Smile

Fri 5 Mar 2004, 3.29PM

blondie02

Thank's martino, as you can tell by my posts I'm always in a hurry. I write then dash off and do something then return, write again most of the time I write a recipe I assume every-one knows how to prepare so I shorten it unless they ask for it in full. You are a gem.SmileSmile

Fri 5 Mar 2004, 10.45AM

BeccaNurse

thanks martino and blondie...will give it a go!

Fri 5 Mar 2004, 5.45AM

Martino

Sorry BeccaNurse I should have known better but I could not resist. Well done Blondie!

Just a some small but obvious points that you wont miss but in case someone else misreads the way to do it I added some extra notes below. These notes are meant as a guide not a contradiction to Blondies method.

1 fresh as in uncooked but deveined and shelled
2 use day old sliced white bread
3 press down and out when spreading the mix on until even
4 By mix read blitz in a hand blender
5 when pasted cut crusts off bread
6 after 2/3 min frying turn over to brown tother side
7 remove onto kitchen paper
8 must be eaten straight away. dont try to keep warm in oven for more than say half an hour

Thu 4 Mar 2004, 11.39PM

blondie02

Beeanurse, these are not Ainsley,s but these are the chinese ones I do. Mix some fresh prawns with a little shortening untill you form a paste add alittle salt,pepper, white of an egg approx 1/2 teaspoon spring chopped onion and 1 chopped small piece of chopped ginger and cornflour mixed to a paste.. it's always best to use bread that's a bit stale. Spread prawn mixture on bread very thickly , press sesame seeds on top. Cut into triangles. Fry or deep fried with prawn side down 2/3 min's. they should be nice and golden brown. Do-not try to cook to many at once.

Thu 4 Mar 2004, 10.36PM

BeccaNurse

mmmmaaaaarrrrrttttiiiinnnooo, now that's just TEASING!!! Smile ok, can you either quote the source or just give me the GENERAL idea? actually, i don't have the faintest idea HOW to make them!

Thu 4 Mar 2004, 8.37PM

Martino

oh yes I ddi and they were scummy but

you know what

if I tell you Ian will delete me!

Thu 4 Mar 2004, 8.31PM

BeccaNurse

thank you karen...come on, SOMEONE HAS to have made them!!!!! anyone????? :(

Tue 2 Mar 2004, 7.35PM

karen

Hi beccanurse didn't catch Ainsleys recipes and unfortunately don't make my own but there are 3 recipes on the BBc website www.bbc.co.uk/food if no one else can help with a tried and tested recipe

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