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Old 11-07-2007, 07:48 PM
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Default Adriatic Shrimp: My recipe of the week

Large Shrimp U-12's or even larger is a must!!!

- Peel and rinse shrimp leaving the tails on
- dry shrimp off with towel (no excess water)
- peel and chop a whole pile of garlic
- chopped parsley
- salt and pepper
- seasoned italian bread crumbs

Place your dry shrimp in a mixing bowl and add salt and pepper, chopped parsley, enormous amounts of finely chopped garlic and a handfull or breadcrumbs enough for a very light coating on the shrimp. Now add extra virgin olive oil. Just enough oil to coat the shrimp but not too much to pool on the bottom of the bowl. Mix thouroughly and fire them up on a very hot grill. You can sautee them on the stove but comes out better on the grill. In the restaurant we served them with risotto (italian rice)but it works well over any kind of rice, pasta or salad. Also works well as an appetizer by itself.

Remember make sure the shrimp are completely dry and dont add too much olive oil. Any excessive liquids will cause your ingrediants too pool at the bottom of the bowl instead of sticking to your shrimp. Good luck!
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Old 11-07-2007, 08:22 PM
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YUMMMMMMYYYYYYY will have to try that soon!!
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Sounds pretty darn good. May have to try that one when I rid this flu!
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Wish I could do it, but eating the big prawns is a reaction waiting to happen!

I usually end up with 3 or 4 benadryl in me and in a veritable coma for the rest of the night.

God, I wish I could eat shrimp like when I was younger.

I'll have to make them for the family, tho, that's a very easy recipe.
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Old 11-07-2007, 08:58 PM
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Skeeter,

YOu want to start giving up a recipe of the week?

If so that would be AWESOME!
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Skeeter,

YOu want to start giving up a recipe of the week?

If so that would be AWESOME!

Thats is my big plan lol Started last week. I have a list as long as my arm.......I'll do my best to post one every week. I'm just gonna post seafood since its a fishing forum but if anyone wants to know how to cook anything else let me know. Just edited my Signature.
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sounds good to me.....you just have to start showing us 1st hand your cooking abilites!!
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sounds good to me.....you just have to start showing us 1st hand your cooking abilites!!

Anytime!!!
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I request some flat iron recipes.

WHERE'S THE BEEF?????????
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