“Cooking the prawns with the shell on allows them to stay juicy and moist, while taking on the great smoky flavour from the BBQ. If you use pre-peeled prawns, they will only need a really fast flash on the grill, to avoid overcooking.”
“Bánh xèo is a light savoury crêpe, eaten with an abundance of salad leaves and herbs. There’s a knack to eating these: gather a palmful of leaves and herbs into your hand, break off some crêpe onto the leaves, then roll it up and dip it into the sauce. You can vary the filling,” says food writer Uyen Luu.
If you make one recipe from Rukmini Iyer’s latest book The Green Barbecue, make it this one. Even Iyer can’t contain her excitement when talking about it.
The interior of the Folium Botanical Bar and Gin School in Marlow, which opened last week
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