Smokey Paprika Scampi

Do you love seafood but feel like you're always preparing it the same way? Then you need to try my Smokey Paprika Scampi recipe! It's a simple but delicious way to elevate fresh seafood to a new level of smoky, tangy goodness. Plus, it's incredibly easy to prepare and takes only a few minutes to cook, making it the perfect choice for a quick and flavorful weeknight meal or a fun weekend dinner party with friends.

To make this recipe, you'll need some fresh scampi or tiger prawns, garlic, smoked paprika, lemon zest and juice, and olive oil. Mix up the marinade, coat the scampi, and then grill them under a heated grill or cook them on a hot griddle pan or BBQ. The end result is a beautifully charred and flavorful seafood dish that's perfect for any occasion. So why not try my Smokey Paprika Scampi recipe today and add a little extra zest to your seafood game!

Smokey Paprika Scampi

Serves 2

Recipe

  • 6 scampi, halved and cleaned. If you can't find scampi, substitute with large tiger prawns

  • 3 cloves of garlic, minced

  • 2 tsp smoked paprika

  • zest of 1 lemon

  • juice of 1/2 a lemon

  • 1/4 cup olive oil

Method

  • In a bowl, mix the garlic, paprika, lemon, zest and oil together. Dip the scampi in the marinade and coat thoroughly.

  • There are two ways to cook the marinated scampi. Either place the scampi on a baking tray lined with baking paper, and place under a heated grill  for 3-4 minutes, until the scampi turns white and starts to char just slightly, or cook on a hot griddle pan or the hot plate of the BBQ (no need for oil) for 3 - 4 minutes.

Jono Fleming

Jono Fleming is a renowned interior designer, stylist, and food enthusiast based in Sydney, Australia. With a curated maximalist style, Jono has made a significant impact on the design industry, featuring in prominent home publications such as Inside Out, Belle Magazine, and House & Garden. His career has seen him collaborate with top brands, artists, designers, and photographers while serving as a Senior Stylist at Temple & Webster and Style Editor at Inside Out.

Beyond his design work, Jono shares his expertise as an ambassador for well-known brands and co-host of the House of Style podcast. He launched Palette by Jono Fleming in 2020, offering limited edition affordable artworks curated with artists. Passionate about travel, food, style, interiors, and nature, Jono brings a unique perspective to his work and inspires people to create spaces that reflect their individuality.

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