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30. Around The World in 80 BBQs - Haiti
19/03/2017
This week we've gone to Haiti for the 30th leg of our around the world in 80 bbqs journey. #aroundtheworldin80bbqs The summer is now so close we can taste it, this dish is full of summery heat and flavour, we think it's a winner! Simple and so tasty. Haitian creole style cuisine is a huge influencer of Louisiana BBQ fare and draws on influences from around the world; african, french and spanish too. You'lll recognise haitian cuisine by the peppers and herbs used to bolster flavour and you often find it liberally seasoned too! |
Haitian Prawns
MAIN INGREDIENTS
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EQUIPMENT
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AT THE BBQ
- Set up your BBQ for indirect cooking.
- Remove the central section of the GBS cooking grates and replace with the Gourmet BBQ System Dutch Oven (8842)
- Heat up the pan/BBQ with the lid closed for circa 10 minutes until your BBQ hits around 200 degrees celcius.
- Add butter and garlic, fry lightly just to release the aroma.
- Pour in half a pint of ale (drink the other half).
- Squeeze in the juice of half a lemon.
- Pour in half a pint of L&P worcester sauce (don't drink the other half!).
- Sprinkle in two heaped tablespoons of Creole seasoning.
- Pour in half a pint of your favourite brand Hot Sauce (we used frank's).
- Stir to combine.
- Add your uncooked prawns and stir to ensure even coating.
- Close the lid of the BBQ but leave the Dutch Oven lid off and let the prawns cook for 2-3 minutes.
- Stir and ensure the prawns are cooked through.
- Finish with a generous pinch of fresh chopped parsley.
- Remove the piping hot dutch oven from the BBQ and carry straight to the table for a real wow factor, serve up some crusty french bread for dipping too, tuck in!