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Looks grand that.

I love scampi.

In my opinion, you have past 'THE' most important test for anyone who cooks scampi. You have more than 10 pieces on the plate, nothing more disappointing than seven or eight pieces.Β πŸ‘

Whats the stuff on the mushy peas? Looks like balsamic glaze?

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30 minutes ago, 7daysinaweek said:

Looks grand that.

I love scampi.

In my opinion, you have past 'THE' most important test for anyone who cooks scampi. You have more than 10 pieces on the plate, nothing more disappointing than seven or eight pieces.Β πŸ‘

Whats the stuff on the mushy peas? Looks like balsamic glaze?

I would bet that it is mint sauce.

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55 minutes ago, TIGHTCHOKE said:

I would bet that it is mint sauce.

I have never tried mint sauce with scampi.Β 

I think I will stick to tartare.

41 minutes ago, TIGHTCHOKE said:

I used to buy the tails years ago, but they were already cooked and got opened and eaten as they were.

Never making it to the batter then. I do the same when I make prawn cocktail, most the prawns don't make it to the dish.

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Overall you got a very good feedback and rightly so as most of us would eat just about everything on the plate , some of the cheaper Scampi is like eating lumps of batter and virtually tastelessΒ  , I have had the so called better ones like Youngers and M + S and eating it now and again is enough for me , no doubt a lot of it is the cooking of it rather the contents in the bag .Β  Β  Β MM

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32 minutes ago, marsh man said:

Overall you got a very good feedback and rightly so as most of us would eat just about everything on the plate , some of the cheaper Scampi is like eating lumps of batter and virtually tastelessΒ  , I have had the so called better ones like Youngers and M + S and eating it now and again is enough for me , no doubt a lot of it is the cooking of it rather the contents in the bag .Β  Β  Β MM

they were Youngers

1 minute ago, welsh1 said:

Bread ,butter, touch of salt, you don't need anything else.

And talking of bread and butter, a thick slice would go great with @ditchman meal.

2 slices out of picture

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6 minutes ago, Lloyd90 said:

What’s on the peas? Mint or balsamic?Β 
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I would eat it Β good work Ditchy!!Β 

mint sauce

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2 hours ago, TIGHTCHOKE said:

Ever had pease puddin?

That is served with mint sauce.

Now there is something I have not had in years, my father was a Geordie and he used to make it occasionally when we were nippers. No mint sauce, and like Welsh says, just on thick bread with salt and pepper.

Brings back some good memories.

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