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Published 2008
While Americans call them shrimp and the rest of the world knows them as prawns (sometimes the size is the deciding point for the nomenclature), this well-loved shellfish, a member of the crustacean family (its skeleton is outside, masking succulent, sweet flesh underneath), is ubiquitous, with many popular varieties being farm-raised to meet burgeoning appetites. The prawns found in Indian waters, grayish green in color, are called tiger prawns—especially the larger ones that pile in at 16