tiger prawn

British  

noun

1. a large edible prawn of the genus Penaeus with dark bands across the body, fished commercially in the Indian and Pacific oceans

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Example Sentences

Some of the dishes that seem to be fall flat are Samuel's tiger prawn carpaccio with a prawn cracker, Dawn's West Indian-flavored filled pastry with coconut and Gabri's mextalpique-inspired, messy-looking dish — in which he forgets his chicken emulsion which would've helped tie it all together.

From Salon

Thai Airways began advertising meal boxes in April, when the pandemic struck, selling anything from stir fried tiger prawn to beef cheek with cumin sauce.

From The Guardian

Takeout customers can get lemongrass crusted fresh salmon or shredded phyllo-wrapped tiger prawn but they can’t get the dining experience “eating them in a little box at home,” Yates said.

From Washington Times

The earthy recado negro makes a reappearance in a garlicky seafood dish of expertly grilled tiger prawn, plated over a Pollock-worthy splatter of drippy, inky blackened chile sauce.

From Los Angeles Times

Instead of chicken and chips with a cola or beer, Dabbers offers salted edamame, seared tiger prawn skewers or pumpkin and spinach falafels with caesar salad alongside its bingo cards.

From The Guardian