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Shrimp Sauces Anyone?


jbauer

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I've recently been put into a job where I'll be giving cooking demonstrations for groups of 8-10 people.i have some recipes,but I'm always looking for more & better.

So if you could help a brother out.....

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Homemade mayo. With some additional seasonings. Chile powder, or garlic, or shallots, or dill, or tarragon, or curry.

That way, you could also give a demonstration on making their own mayo.

And the mayo can be a starter for the remoulade Fat Guy mentioned (depending, of course, on the recipe you prefer).

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One of the nicest shrimp recipes I found came from the NY times. Braised Shimp consisted of EVOO, juice of one lemon, teaspoon of lemon rind, some parsley or cilantro and cooked as slow as possible on a stove top. Serve with a crusty bread for dipping - good simple food.

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