
1 kg of mussels
8 whole tiger prawns
A tin of chopped tomatoes
One chopped onion
4 cloves of garlic
Ginger, the size of a tsp
A bit of chopped parsley
Vegetable oil
Fresh thyme
Start by removing the heads of the tiger prawns. In a pan, add three tbsp of vegetable oil, and add the heads. As soon as they start colouring, add the onion and the thyme. Crush the garlic and ginger into a paste and add to the pan. Once your garlic is cooked add a tin of chopped tomatoes. Turn the heat down and let the sauce simmer for 30 minutes, stirring every now and then, add a bit water if the sauce starts drying out. After 30 minutes, add the prawns tails, once they start colouring throw in the mussels. Lid on and let everything cook for 5 minutes. Add some fresh parsley before serving.
Corinne
You can watch the step by step method of this recipe on YouTube
As it is courgettes season, you might also want to check out my chocolate courgettes cake
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