Steamed Prawns with Papaya-Honey Salsa
Thomas Wenger
This recipe of the salsa combines ginger, honey and lime, which I feel is a perfect accompaniment to ripe fully flavored papaya meat and goes well with any freshly grilled or steamed seafood.
Prep Time 10 minutes mins
Cook Time 40 minutes mins
Total Time 50 minutes mins
Course Main Course
Cuisine Fusion Recipes
12 pieces large prawn tails peeled, devined 12 pieces lemongrass sticks apporox. 2 inch long 150 grams papaya flesh only, diced 30 grams honey 1 red chillis deseeded, chopped 2 lime 1 for juice, 1 for zest 20 grams green & red bell peppers deseeded, diced 15 grams young ginger root grated 20 grams olive oil virgin 3 grams cilantro leafs chopped and for garnish 3 grams spring onions chopped sea salt flakes 10 grams red onion peeled, diced
Clean the prawns and boil them in little salt water, cool and set aside.
Peel off the head and tail, leaving only the tail shell on. Clean and de-vein the prawns.
Combine all ingredients for the salsa and let them sit and macerate for 30 minutes before serving.
Using the lemongrass “skewers” to secure the prawns in place, and in order for the guest to hold them on when serving set them on the serving dish.
With a soup spoon, ladle the sauce onto the prawn.