King Prawns

depends... what is their country of origin?

>>9255360
They're already cooked? There's not much you can do with that other than play with different sauces or seasonings. Any further cooking is just going to make them rubbery (assuming they aren't already).

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dip em in seafood sauce

>>9255373
Yeah, accidentally picked up cooked not raw, so I'm at a bit of a loss as to what to do with them. Any sauce recommendations?

>>9255360
Get cocktail sauce and mix in extra horseradish and dip. Or make a ginger so dipping sauce.

>>9255397
dip em
>>9255384

Make a sandwich.

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chop em up
stir em thru your drained noodles when you add the sauce packets

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>>9255397
eat them as they are or maybe make a small casserole with cheese, cream, garlic, and the prawn meat, add some mushies if you like your food to taste like dirt
i usually do the latter with lobster and use there shell to hold the casserole
works just as well with king prawns except another vessel is needed

Chocolate sauce