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Posted: 9/2/2014 10:17:18 PM EDT
I think it turned out pretty good! It's a hell of an appetizer, and I think I'll throw it in the rotation. Thanks, TrojanMan! Idea originated from here: http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/1661910_Favorite_go_to_appetizer_at_home.html&page=1#i49140063 |
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https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/107976995/Pics/Dinner/Bacon%20Wrapped%20Shrimp/2014-09-02%2020.52.11.jpg https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/107976995/Pics/Dinner/Bacon%20Wrapped%20Shrimp/2014-09-02%2021.40.53.jpg https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/107976995/Pics/Dinner/Bacon%20Wrapped%20Shrimp/2014-09-02%2021.48.22.jpg https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/107976995/Pics/Dinner/Bacon%20Wrapped%20Shrimp/2014-09-02%2021.56.08.jpg I think it turned out pretty good! It's a hell of an appetizer, and I think I'll throw it in the rotation. Thanks, TrojanMan! Idea originated from here: http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/1661910_Favorite_go_to_appetizer_at_home.html&page=1#i49140063 View Quote Those shrimp look almost fresh. Where did you get those? |
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Those shrimp look almost fresh. Where did you get those? View Quote My local Giant Eagle. You're right - they're almost fresh. It's not quite pulling them out of the Gulf, but...I live in Ohio. They're still pretty good, even if I still can't find them with the heads on. Ya do what ya can. $9.99/lb. |
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I never will understand why people like to leave the shell on them. That shit is crunchy and sharp. Possumqueen likes to eat them that way for some reason though.
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Those shrimp look almost fresh. Where did you get those? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/107976995/Pics/Dinner/Bacon%20Wrapped%20Shrimp/2014-09-02%2020.52.11.jpg https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/107976995/Pics/Dinner/Bacon%20Wrapped%20Shrimp/2014-09-02%2021.40.53.jpg https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/107976995/Pics/Dinner/Bacon%20Wrapped%20Shrimp/2014-09-02%2021.48.22.jpg https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/107976995/Pics/Dinner/Bacon%20Wrapped%20Shrimp/2014-09-02%2021.56.08.jpg I think it turned out pretty good! It's a hell of an appetizer, and I think I'll throw it in the rotation. Thanks, TrojanMan! Idea originated from here: http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/1661910_Favorite_go_to_appetizer_at_home.html&page=1#i49140063 Those shrimp look almost fresh. Where did you get those? Sort of want. But I like my shrimp coated in deep water horizon. |
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Needs cream cheese (with chives and garlic mixed in), jalapeños, Lemon Pepper and Tony Chachere's.
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I never will understand why people like to leave the shell on them. That shit is crunchy and sharp. Possumqueen likes to eat them that way for some reason though. View Quote If grilling directly on fire, leaving the shell on is all kinds of awesome. It peels off as easy as can be once cooked. But trapping the steam inside the shrimp, or whatever the hell is going on, makes them taste even gooder than usual. Try it. Need big shrimp to make it work. As for bacon-wrapped shrimp, precook the bacon next time before wrapping the shrimp. That way one gets crispy bacon AND properly cooked shrimp. |
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I dunno. I love bacon as much as the next guy...
... but it overpowers some foods, and I would think shrimp is on that list. Shrimp has a pretty delicate flavor, and it would seem like wrapping one in a strip of bacon would have you tasting nothing but bacon. |
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No jalapenos, No pepperjack cheese, No paprika, No cayenne |
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I never will understand why people like to leave the shell on them. That shit is crunchy and sharp. Possumqueen likes to eat them that way for some reason though. I peeled it off, minus the tail. The whole thing is the tail. |
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I never will understand why people like to leave the shell on them. That shit is crunchy and sharp. Possumqueen likes to eat them that way for some reason though. I peeled it off, minus the tail. The whole thing is the tail. You know what I mean. |
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I saw the other thread but the visual clinches it. I'm going to give it a try this Sunday while watching some football.
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I dunno. I love bacon as much as the next guy... ... but it overpowers some foods, and I would think shrimp is on that list. Shrimp has a pretty delicate flavor, and it would seem like wrapping one in a strip of bacon would have you tasting nothing but bacon. View Quote Kinda agree. I think it would have been better with half a strip around each one, and that's what I'll try next time. These are pretty big shrimp, and you're still biting into a pretty meaty one after you clear the bacon. Also, I could have baked the bacon a few minutes longer before wrapping the shrimp. It needed juuuuust a bit more crisp to it. But...better that than overcooked, rubbery shrimp. I pulled it when the shrimp was ready (~5min @400F) and decided to live with less than perfect bacon. I'm nitpicking, though. It was actually pretty good for my first crack at it. |
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I never will understand why people like to leave the shell on them. That shit is crunchy and sharp. Possumqueen likes to eat them that way for some reason though. I peeled it off, minus the tail. The whole thing is the tail. You know what I mean. Do I? |
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Couldn't help myself either. Second batch came out better, quite a tasty appetizer http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v247/-Lone_wolf-/Mobile%20Uploads/image.jpg View Quote Thread OP made better use of bacon but that does not mean I would not make your tray disappear. |
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Couldn't help myself either. Second batch came out better, quite a tasty appetizer http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v247/-Lone_wolf-/Mobile%20Uploads/image.jpg Thread OP made better use of bacon but that does not mean I would not make your tray disappear. I tried a few different types of bacon for this, and decided that the Giant Eagle Market District Thick Cut was the best of the bunch. That's what I ended up taking a picture of. BUT...I should have went with half a slice. The thinner and fattier stuff was harder to spread the horseradish on, harder to roll, and just a bit too greasy in general. Here's some of the Value Time cheap stuff: |
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Jumbo shrimp...peel and devein..slice open length wise....put in cream cheese and a sliver of jalapeno...close shrimp...wrap with half a strip precooked bacon...toothpick to hold it closed....broil on high for 4 min then turn over and give them 3-4 more minutes. Shrimp Diablo!
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I made some bacon wrapped shrimp the other day. I used a pound of bacon and lightly cooked it in a frying pan to get some grease out. Seasoned the shrimp with some cajun seasoning and then wrapped the shrimp and put them in the oven, turning once, until pink and done. The bacon was just a bit crispy.
Then, I used the bacon grease in the frying pan to sear and cook a seasoned top sirloin to medium rare. I had some extra bacon left, so we had cajun seasoned bacon wrapped shrimp, a seared steak in bacon grease, with a side of bacon. |
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Hmmm... Wonder what that would be like finished off in the smoker!
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I may have to try these but the Buffalo Turds are hard to beat. Some of my family can't handle the heat of the Jalapeno so I'll just have to make both
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I may have to try these but the Buffalo Turds are hard to beat. Some of my family can't handle the heat of the Jalapeno so I'll just have to make both View Quote Hard to beat? The ABT is UNBEATABLE. It reigns supreme. Fuck ABT as a mere appetizer; a few trays of them and BAM. Dinner is served. |
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Quoted: I tried a few different types of bacon for this, and decided that the Giant Eagle Market District Thick Cut was the best of the bunch. That's what I ended up taking a picture of. BUT...I should have went with half a slice. The thinner and fattier stuff was harder to spread the horseradish on, harder to roll, and just a bit too greasy in general. Here's some of the Value Time cheap stuff: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/107976995/Pics/Dinner/Bacon%20Wrapped%20Shrimp/2014-09-02%2021.30.11.jpg View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Couldn't help myself either. Second batch came out better, quite a tasty appetizer http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v247/-Lone_wolf-/Mobile%20Uploads/image.jpg Thread OP made better use of bacon but that does not mean I would not make your tray disappear. I tried a few different types of bacon for this, and decided that the Giant Eagle Market District Thick Cut was the best of the bunch. That's what I ended up taking a picture of. BUT...I should have went with half a slice. The thinner and fattier stuff was harder to spread the horseradish on, harder to roll, and just a bit too greasy in general. Here's some of the Value Time cheap stuff: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/107976995/Pics/Dinner/Bacon%20Wrapped%20Shrimp/2014-09-02%2021.30.11.jpg I used half a strip of thick sliced bacon, was just right. I just need to find good horseradsish now, I'm not a huge fan of the creamy stuff (but, make do with what you can get of course)
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Hard to beat? The ABT is UNBEATABLE. It reigns supreme. Fuck ABT as a mere appetizer; a few trays of them and BAM. Dinner is served. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I may have to try these but the Buffalo Turds are hard to beat. Some of my family can't handle the heat of the Jalapeno so I'll just have to make both Hard to beat? The ABT is UNBEATABLE. It reigns supreme. Fuck ABT as a mere appetizer; a few trays of them and BAM. Dinner is served. They are ALWAYS the meal at this household when we have them. |
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They are ALWAYS the meal at this household when we have them. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I may have to try these but the Buffalo Turds are hard to beat. Some of my family can't handle the heat of the Jalapeno so I'll just have to make both Hard to beat? The ABT is UNBEATABLE. It reigns supreme. Fuck ABT as a mere appetizer; a few trays of them and BAM. Dinner is served. They are ALWAYS the meal at this household when we have them. What is ABT? What is the recipe? |
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I did a pic thread on this one years ago. It's a GREAT appetizer.
Difference between mine and yours was that I could buy shrimp that were swimming 24 hours ago. Now try Jalapenos stuffed with cream cheese and wrapped in bacon. Edit: Damn., Deleted my pics of the jalapenos. |
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I dunno. I love bacon as much as the next guy... ... but it overpowers some foods, and I would think shrimp is on that list. Shrimp has a pretty delicate flavor, and it would seem like wrapping one in a strip of bacon would have you tasting nothing but bacon. View Quote Bacon wrapped, deep fried chicken livers. Bacon is not going to overpower that liver flavor. |
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I may have to try these but the Buffalo Turds are hard to beat. Some of my family can't handle the heat of the Jalapeno so I'll just have to make both Hard to beat? The ABT is UNBEATABLE. It reigns supreme. Fuck ABT as a mere appetizer; a few trays of them and BAM. Dinner is served. They are ALWAYS the meal at this household when we have them. What is ABT? What is the recipe? Atomic Buffalo Turds |
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Quoted: I dunno. I love bacon as much as the next guy... ... but it overpowers some foods, and I would think shrimp is on that list. Shrimp has a pretty delicate flavor, and it would seem like wrapping one in a strip of bacon would have you tasting nothing but bacon. View Quote |
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