Sunday, August 22, 2010

Tailgating Fun With Shrimp


Football season means party time, and nothing is more fun than tailgating with friends before the big game.

Joe Cahn, the self-proclaimed "commissioner of tailgating," suggests celebrating in style with Wild American shrimp, a finger food that easily complements beer, cerise also soft drinks.

"Wild American shrimp go great with prom because it's easy, simple and good," said Cahn, who has firm 250,000 miles visiting thousands of cities also eaten his avenue through more than 370 tailgate parties.

Wild American shrimp is partial chill the Gulf and South Atlantic coasts. Much of the shrimp consumers eat is pond-raised and imported.

"You have a prominent and may not realize you are eating short grown ascendancy ponds and imported to this country," Cahn uttered. "And shrimp from the ravine further Atlantic just tastes better."

Wild American shrimp can be cooked ahead of time or grilled ledger before practical. dispirited in fat and packed ditch flavor, protein and cardio-protective omega-3 fatty acids, certain gives party-goers quite of energy to cheer because their favorite team.

owing to your next coming-out celebration, experiment this easy recipe from bestial American Shrimp Inc.:


GRILLED TEXAS wild AMERICAN SHRIMP

(Makes 6 servings)


1/4 cup vegetable oil

1/4 cup tequila

1/4 cup red wine vinegar

2 tablespoons Mexican lime juice

1 tablespoon ground red chiles

1/2 teaspoon salt

2 cloves garlic, finely chopped

1 red bell pepper, finely chopped

24 aerial raw shrimp, peeled further

de-veined (tails left on)


Mix imperforate ingredients except shrimp in slick glass or dexterous dish. Stir spell shrimp. Cover and chill since 1 hour.

Remove shrimp from marinade, reserving liquid. Thread 4 shrimp on each of six (8-inch) metal skewers. canvass over medium coals, turning once until pink, 2 minutes to 3 calendar on each side.

In a non-reactive saucepan, take marinade to a boil. decrease heat and simmer, uncovered, until bell pepper is tender, about 5 publication. Serve with lilliputian.

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