Prawns, peas, fennel and serrano ham powder

To make the serrano ham powder: Lay the slices of ham on some baking parchment and dry overnight in a 65 degree Celsius oven. The following morning, remove the ham from the oven and cool. Remove any excess oil with some kitchen paper. Blend in a food processor until a smooth powder forms.

In a large frying pan, warm some oil. When hot enough, add the onions and sweat until translucent. Lay the fennel on the onions. Cook for a minute or two until the fennel begins to colour. Add the white wine, minced garlic and the butter. Bring to the boil. Simmer for 3-4 minutes until the fennel softens. Add the prawns. The prawns will cook very quickly. I usually place a suitable lid over the frying pan and allow the steam to cook the prawns. Just before the prawns are ready, add the peas.

To serve: Using a slotted spoon, place the prawns, peas and fennel in the bowl. Sprinkle the dish with the serrano ham powder. If you like, you can garnish with some micro-greens.