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scampi

Any of several large shrimps (prawns) prepared broiled or fried and served hot.
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On the night each table received fantastic food including lobster, crab, Dublin Bay prawns, poached salmon and mussels, as well as a complimentary bottle of wine.
Charity event a huge hit by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Ms McKenna, who is based in Italy, added: "I am determined Malin Head crab should be as famous as Dublin Bay prawns.
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Early dishes included lamb rump with sweetbreads, Dublin Bay prawns with slow cooked pork belly, ears and trotters, beef sirloin with bone marrow, scallops with black pudding and skate wings with chicken wings.
Hitting the heights of fine dining; Chef's Table Emma Pinch talks to ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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