MSC shell on prawn from Rockfish

Shell-on Norwegian MSC Prawns - Frozen

These are the same delicious shell-on prawns that we serve in our pint of prawns at our coastal restaurants. 

The highest quality MSC prawns, they are sweet and delicious dipped into our Firecracker Sauce, or added to stews, curries or fish pie. 

These prawns are cooked and can be served cold as they are. We recommend that you make sure they have fully defrosted in your fridge before serving or including in your favourite recipe.  

Quantity

Caught by boat:
Remoy
Portion Size:
150g
Skin on:
In shell
Latin name:
Pandulus Borealis
Allergen:
Crustacean
May contain:
Fish, Mollusc

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Cooking techniques

Our MSC shell on prawns are cooked, ready to eat, and great simply enjoyed on their own.

We recommend that you make sure they are fully defrosted slowly in the fridge before serving as they are, or including in your favourite recipe.

To enjoy them as we serve them in our restaurants in our pint of prawns, just peel them and dip them in our firecracker cocktail sauce.

If you want to cook with them they're great dropped into stews, curries, or combine with our fish pie mix, some creamy sauce and top with plenty of buttery mash for the ultimate family favourite fish pie. 

Shell-on Norwegian MSC Prawns - Frozen recipes

A selection of Mitch's favourite recipes for Prawns

Every day our expert team buy the freshest fish directly from the fleet in Brixham and from the most sustainable fisheries in the world for the online seafood market.

We prepare and portion the fish right at the quayside, just metres from where the boats land, and all the seafood is fully traceable right back to which boat caught it.

We pack and send via our carbon neutral delivery partner to your door in our eco-packaging. Our boxes and insulation are made from recycled materials, and can be recycled too.

When fish is in abundance we blast freeze it at the quayside, locking in the freshness so you can enjoy your favourite even when that specie isn't landed or the boats can't go out.