cucumber, peeled into ribbons (discard seedy core)
200g
cherry tomatoes, quartered
1
avocado, destoned and sliced
Small handful coriander, leaves picked and roughly chopped
Directions
Step 1Preheat oven to 200°C (180°C fan) mark 6. Line a large baking sheet with baking parchment. For the prawns, in a medium bowl, mix the kefir yogurt, spices and plenty of seasoning. Add the prawns and stir to coat.
Step 2Measure the desiccated coconut into a shallow bowl. Working a handful at a time, add coated prawns to the coconut and toss to coat, then remove to lined sheet. Repeat with remaining prawns.
Step 3Cook in oven for 15-20min, turning halfway through, or until golden and crispy.
Step 4Meanwhile, make the dressing. In a high-speed blender or the small bowl of a food processor, whizz ½ the mango with the kefir yogurt, vinegar and some seasoning, until smooth. Empty into a serving bowl.
Step 5For the salad, arrange the lettuce wedges, cucumber, tomatoes, avocado and remaining mango on a platter or individual plates. Top with the prawns and sprinkle over the coriander. Drizzle over the dressing and serve.
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