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Seafood + No cook recipes (21)

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Recipe by: Joanne
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I bought a similar spread at the supermarket awhile back, and I thought that I could do it better and cheaper myself. I use tinned artichoke hearts, though you can buy fresh artichokes and cook them yourself.
 
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This makes a beautiful presentation for a starter or light weekend lunch. Avocados are filled with a fresh combination of Peppadew™ Sweet Piquanté Peppers and crab meat, tossed in a light dressing and garnished with chives.
 
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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This luxurious dish makes a stylish lunch or supper, but using canned crab meat means that it doesn't cost the earth.
 
Recipe by: Chrissie Lloyd
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This tangy, oil-free dressing has a sweet and mellow flavour to balance the raw celeriac and low-fat, high-protein white crab meat.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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Here's the surprise of the season: crab and grapefruit are the perfect partners for a quick, no-cook salad. The sweetness of the crabmeat and dressing contrast with the tartness of the grapefruit and the slight bitterness of the greens.
 
Recipe by: Joey
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This creamy prawn salad with dill is a delicious sandwich filler.
 
Recipe by: HEP303
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A creamy, spicy blend of fresh crab, lemon juice and Worcestershire sauce for spreading on crackers or toasted baguette slices.
 
Recipe by: JAVI19
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Ceviche, a citrusy seafood salad, is popular throughout Latin America. It can be served with tortilla crisps as a meal or as a starter.
 
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A colourful, crunchy vegetable salad tossed in a tastebud-tingling, Oriental-style dressing, this dish gives a great vitamin boost. Soy sauce is high in salt, so no extra seasoning is needed for the dressing.
 
Recipe by: Inga
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A mixture of prawns and chives spooned into avocado halves. A very presentable starter!
 
Recipe by: Lindy
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Creamy and indulgent, this spread is delicious with crackers and breadsticks.
 
Recipe by: Azmina Govindji
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A very pretty salad, this combines tiger prawns with colourful, juicy fruits tossed in a light dressing flavoured with honey and fresh mint. It makes a lovely light summer meal, served with bread or rolls.
 
Recipe by: Nilda Cruz
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A summery salad of avocado, peppers and prawns. Delicious served on a bed of lettuce or in a pitta.
 
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Pink grapefruit has just the right sharpness to bring out the flavour of Atlantic prawns, and is even higher in vitamin C than the yellow variety.
 
Recipe by: Rey Garza
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This is not your normal prawn cocktail! This recipe calls for lots of fresh coriander, cucumber, spring onions and chilli which gives the classic a Mexican flavour boost. It's a great colourful starter for a summer dinner party.
 
Recipe by: sal
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A spicy seafood sauce for prawn cocktail.
 
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A perfect light summer meal: freshly cooked prawns are tossed with peppery rocket in an Asian inspired vinaigrette, accompanied by the sweet and savoury flavours of mango, avocado and Sweet Piquanté Peppers.
 
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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A salad that is ideal for a special summer occasion. Crab meat is a good source of low-fat protein and goes beautifully with juicy papaya and creamy avocado. Serve with light rye bread.
 
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The traditional Christmas prawn cocktail with a twist – perfect for Christmas Day.
 
Recipe by: ItalianGirlCristina
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I love these, they're really addictive and healthy!
 
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