Description
If you have never had the pleasure of eating wild spot prawns, think extra sweet baby lobster, or the best shrimp you have ever had. Our Whole Spot Prawns are harvested in the Salish Sea. Head-On, whole spot prawns are some of the most delicious shrimp you can buy, with a firm texture and mildly sweet flavor. Peel them and throw them on the BBQ, in your paella, sauté and serve with butter, or simply add some cocktail sauce. You can’t go wrong with these succulent shrimp.
3.5 inch Average with head on – Approximately 13-16 Whole Prawns per 1 lb bag
FISHERMAN’S TIP -BY RILEY STARKS
These go well cooked with lots of garlic. In a hot cast iron skillet add a couple of tablespoons of olive oil, add the prawns, then cook a couple of minutes on each side until the shells are opaque. Toss with chopped garlic and serve.
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Barbara Roche –
Please advise when these will be available again. Can the heads be eaten?
Thanks.
Ian –
Spot prawn season is starting a little late this year – ETA June 1st. This year we will likely focus on head-off prawns – available here: https://lummiislandwild.com/our-seafood/spot-prawn-tails/