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10. SOLID 10. Fuck the naysayers, I'm an oldschool dinner pic grader, I'm right, they're wrong.
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Quoted: Are you kidding me?!?!? I'm not sure this will be an AR15 hit 10/10 |
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While you are no "Jake the pimp" as far as dinner pics go, you still get a 10 for quality and pics.
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So all I have to do is light shrimp on fire and I get a delicious meal? Sweet.
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Are you a chef? It all seems very professionally done. Yea my last name is boyrdee, Chef Boyrdee . No I work with guns all day. Love to shoot and love to cook. |
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Awesome, it would take both the guns to fight me off of it.
Minus 1 for not hooking up Nikko, so.. 10 ETA Errr all three of the guns and the cheese grater to keep me off of it. |
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Please explain the recipe and how you cooked the shrimp... 1 lb of shrimp 2 teaspoons of crushed red pepper Olive oil Kosher salt 1/4 cup of brandy or cognac 12 medium cloves of garlic minced 1/2 tea of sugar 1 28 oz can of diced tomatos drained 1 cup of Sauvignon Blanc 1/4 cup of parsley minced 1 lb of linguine or spaghetti Peel the shrimp and toss with the red pepper, some salt and olive oil. While the pasta is cooking ( al dente of course) saute the shrimp on high heat for 1 minute then turn and cook the other side for 30 seconds. Take off the heat and add the cognac. Return to high heat and light the cognac and shale until cognac cooks off. Remove shrimp to a bowl, return skillet to heat and add 3 tbs of olive oil. Add garlic, cook to fragrant 1 minute and add white wine, tomatos salt and sugar. Cook until it thickens then add shrimp and accumulated juices. Spoon over top of spaghetti and garnish with parm cheese and parsley. |
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{trucker voice} That's a 10/10 there good buddy {/trucker voice}
That's a dinner pic done correctly. The food looks delicious. And there's a dog. |
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10/10.
You would have received a bonus point if you fed the dog. |
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I LOVE SHRIMP FRA DIAVOLO! My favorite italian dish but easy to screw up.
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10/10. You would have received a bonus point if you fed the dog. He ate plenty but it wasn't shrimp or pasta |
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That is some good looking pre-cooked shrimp. 21/25's? Or 16/20's?
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Damnit, my mouth is watering!
Solid 10/10, nice job and great pics. Thanks for the recipe too! |
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Not a big shrimp fan, but the cooking pictures and the presentation were awesome!
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