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STEAMED CRAYFISH WITH GRANADILLA
Steamed crayfish with granadilla
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Recipe by: Maranda Engelbrecht
Serves: 5
Allergens: Wheat free
Dietary considerations: Low carb / Health conscious / Pescatarian
Category: Easy / Quick / Gourmet
Prep time: 10 minutes
Cooking time: 5 minutes
Ingredients:
2 crayfish tails, cleaned
2 granadillas, halved
Salt and black pepper
1 chive, halved
Cooking instructions:

Cut though bottom shell of lobster with a sharp knife.

Steam or boil lobster until cooked - this will take about 5 minutes.

Transfer to serving dish.

Squeeze granadilla juice over, season and garnish with chive.

Wine: Springfield Life from Stone Sauvignon Blanc 2003


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