This is the simplest way to prepare prawns in their shells. Cantonese chefs in Hong Kong restaurants do it with great flourish and lots of flame. It is pure theatre and the secret is in the dexterity of wielding the wok.
Serves: 4
Cals per serving: 111
Fat per serving: 8.6g
Prep time: 16-20 minutes
Cooking time: 6-7 minutes
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