Prawn/shrimp shells are totally edible, no matter how they're cooked.
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The vein in shrimp is entirely edible, and removing it or not is a matter of preference. That said, a dark vein can be a bit unsightly in some preparations, like boiled shrimp for shrimp cocktail, and can also add a noticeable grittiness to dishes. For this reason it's usual to devein shrimp, but it's up to you.
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Peel N Eat Shrimp Peel N'Eat Shrimp is a quick and easy summertime meal. Serve it as a main course with a big mixed green salad and baguette. Or serve it as an hors-d'oeuvre with your favorite drinks. And don't forget a side of ketchup or horseradish and ketchup mixed together (cocktail sauce) for dipping.
For a really great shrimp cocktail, you want to go with large shrimp. I use a 21-25 count, which means there are 21-25 shrimp per pound. Buy them deveined but uncooked. Easy-peel or already peeled is fine.