Peri-Peri prawns: Simple and spicy weekend seafood
Enjoy great food and outdoor cooking with this simple peri-peri prawns recipe. A great meal for those weekend feasts with friends.

The sunny spring weekend is here and it’s time to get your friends over and feed them. However, you want to spend most of your time hanging out instead of cooking. Seafood is often a great way to cook delicious food without taking too much time and these peri-peri prawns are a great way to start. The prawns are light, but with a rich and spicy sauce, will make everybody feel satisfied and happy.
Suggestions for your peri-peri prawns
You can easily prepare this dish in your kitchen, but if you have guests and beautiful weather outside, a gas bottle and camping skillet works great. The peri-peri sauce is easily made during the week as it has to rest so the flavours meld together. You can also add green peppers and onions to the prawns for some colour. You can make it as spicy or as hot as your guests want it too.
Enjoy great food and outdoor cooking with this simple peri-peri prawns recipe. A great meal for those weekend feasts with friends.
Peri-Peri prawns recipe
Course: MainCuisine: GlobalDifficulty: Easy15
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minutesIngredients
500 g prawns, cleaned and deveined
butter
lemon juice
- Peri-Peri Sauce
125 ml olive oil
2 cups tomato puree
1 tsp garlic flakes or a few crushed garlic cloves
1 heaped tsp peri-peri powder
Method
- For the Peri-Peri Sauce
- Mix all of the ingredients together.
- You can blend or just add to a sealable bottle and shake well to mix. Let it rest for 24 hours in the fridge.
- Cooking and serving
- Saute the prawns in the butter for 8 minutes and then add the lemon juice.
- Add the sauce and cook for another 10 minutes.
- Serve with rice and green salad.
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