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Seafood Platter for two with Char Grilled Seafood Antipasto

Cold produce
250g fresh king prawns peeled
- heads and tails left on
2 large blue swimmer crabs, cleaned
2-3 large Balmain bugs, cleaned
6-8 fresh oysters
Fresh seasonal fruits of your choice
200ml seafood mayonnaise
1 lemon
1 finger bowl
1 lobster, optional

Hot produce

100g green prawns, deveined and
butterflied
50g baby octopus, cleaned and
cut lengthways
50g scored squid tubes, cut into
2 inch pieces
2 large 1⁄2 shell mussels
100g piece of white fleshed fish
50ml basil pesto
1 lemon

Hot produce marinade

1⁄2 bunch shallots
4 cloves of garlic
2 chillies
1⁄2 bunch coriander
1 small Spanish onion
50ml white wine
150ml olive oil

1. Cold method: On a large platter neatly arrange fruits and salads towards the     rim of the platter leaving enough room for a bowl to contain the hot seafood.     Work toward the centre adding the seafood in a decorative manner with the     lemon wedges.

2. Hot produce marinade method: Roughly chop all ingredients and place in a     blender for about 30 seconds on a high speed. Slowly add the wine and blend     for 30 seconds, then add oil, blend for a minute and then season. Pour over     seafood and let marinade stand for at least two hours.

3. Hot method: Heat a barbecue plate or char grill to extremely hot. Cook fish on     hot plate until half cooked, about three minutes. Add prawns, squid, octopus     and mussels, moving around seafood with tongs for about three minutes,     making sure seafood is charred. Seafood should now be cooked, test by trying     some. Place seafood in bowl on platter and drizzle with basil pesto. Garnish     with lemon wedges.

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