A classic seafood starter made with succulent king prawns served in a tangy cocktail sauce, typically presented on a bed of lettuce and garnished with lemon and herbs.
The King Prawn Cocktail is believed to have originated in the United Kingdom in the 1960s and quickly became a popular dish in British restaurants. It is often associated with the traditional starter course served at formal dinners and celebrations.
The dish offers a delightful combination of sweetness from the prawns and a zesty, creamy tang from the cocktail sauce, complemented by fresh herbs and the refreshing crunch of lettuce.

King Prawns
Large, sweet and meaty prawns, cooked and often peeled for easy consumption.
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Cocktail Sauce
A tangy sauce typically made with ketchup, horseradish, lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce, and spices.

Lettuce
Crisp greens commonly used as a bed for the prawns and adds a refreshing crunch.

Lemon Wedge
Fresh lemon, often served as a garnish, it adds acidity and enhances flavor.

Herbs
Fresh herbs like dill or parsley are often used for garnish, adding flavor and color.
Shellfish

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