This is a delicious way to have prawns/shrimp with plenty of mixed salad leaves, cucumber and radish with a lavish amount of this beautiful sauce that you could choose to go the proper grown up way and add a little brandy. A must try!
Start by making the dressing/sauce in a bowl by mixing the yoghurt, mayo, ketchup, the lemon juice, the brandy (if you decided to use) and the salt n’ pepper. Add a the little sriracha sauce or a pinch of cayenne pepper if you want a little kick.
Arrange the bread slices on the serving plates and started topping with the salad, scatter some chopped cucumber, sliced radishes.
Pile on the prawns and top with some of the sauce. Repeat this for each sandwich.
Scatter a pinch of cayenne pepper to finish off and serve.
Notes
I don’t normally butter my bread but if you wish obviously you can do that, but I do sometimes is spread some nice and rich cheese such as a Gorgonzola or any creamy tasty cheese on the bread. Oh, I love that!! Bring it on!! I’m not really a butter person but I’d never say no to any good old cheese. Oh, la, la!??Few topping combinations and ideas as mentioned:• blue cheese, pear and hazelnut; • roast beef, horseradish, and pickle; • pickled herring ( another one of my faves) • smoked salmon creme cheese and dill; • roasted tomato and cream cheese; • tuna melts with red onion and Parmesan; • prosciutto with peach and feta cheese crumbles • prosciutto with cucumber and hummus • hummus olives cucumber and smoked salmon; • boiled egg with prawns and avocado; • calamari instead of prawnsSeriously the options are endless. Just open your fridge and see what do you see/have in there that would make a delicious open sandwich.The topping is very important obviously for this to come out a treat, but for me what it really makes the sandwich special is the actual bread.