Using a large nonstick pan, heat on high, add the olive oil, chilli, garlic, red onion, cook until slightly golden brown. Add the white wine and butter and cook gently for 1 – 2 minutes. Add the prawns and simmer gently until prawns turn red in colour. Finish with chopped herbs, check seasoning by tasting and serve.
Recipe Blog 8
When it comes to the holidays it is so much fun to elevate your recipes and really make them special, sometimes that means a lot of extra work! Not the case with these Butter Poached Lobsters. They are so incredibly simple, yet full of decadent flavour – perfect for light supper of lazy lunch.
Roasting the squash brings out its sweetness in these ethereal made-from-scratch ravioli. A simple butter sauce lets the flavours of the filling shine, with a touch of nuttiness and crunch from toasted hazelnuts.
For an elegant presentation of the spears, use a vegetable peeler to peel off a very thin layer of the outer skin of the lower two to three inches of the asparagus spears. Prepare a large, shallow pan (with a cover) with a half-inch of water and a steamer rack.
Place the chocolate fondant in the centre of the plate allowing the mould to rest for at least a minute before removing. Slide it off gently and pour bitter chocolate sauce on top. Garnish with pistachio, ice cream and a piece of mint.