Not sure what to call this


 

Tony R

TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
This Monday I needed to recover from my weekends shenanigans.

Started with a menudo and a red bull.

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For dinner I made the following.

Bought some large shrimp. They had a pink dot by the head hopefully we will be alright. Added sea salt

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Then they went on the grill for a quick cook

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Then I got my CI and added butter,2 tbs of garlic and 3tbs of Cambodian fried garlic and Cambodian chili oil. 3 tbs of red pepper flakes

Here's the link for the Cambodian products. They are great and highly recommend them.

http://www.kuyscambodiansauces.com

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Here it is plated and ready to eat.

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Have a great week everyone.

Tony and Maribel
 
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Tony, 2 things: 1, that's my style of shrimp (eatin', not cookin, 'cause I'm too lazy), and 2: Please don't tell me to have a good Weekend on a MONDAY! I have work tomorrow and almost a good enough buzz to think "hey", "weekend"?

lol, looks great :)
 
Tony, 2 things: 1, that's my style of shrimp (eatin', not cookin, 'cause I'm too lazy), and 2: Please don't tell me to have a good Weekend on a MONDAY! I have work tomorrow and almost a good enough buzz to think "hey", "weekend"?

lol, looks great :)

Lol
I meant to say great week.....
 
Not trying to be a wise guy or anything, but why do you leave the heads and leg on the shrimps when your grilling them?
 
Not trying to be a wise guy or anything, but why do you leave the heads and leg on the shrimps when your grilling them?

Too lazy to take of before the cook.

We peel our own shrimps when they are ready to eat. Feels like I gets ore flavor when they are left alone.

Give them a try like that.

Of course a shrimp cocktail I buy them already peeled and ready to go.
 
Great looking shrimp Tony. Your recipe looks very similar to a local recipe we do in New Orleans but with an international flair. I have been meaning to adapt Mr. B's BBQ Shrimp recipe to the grill (it is actually cooked indoors in a broiler) and you have inspired me to do it...

Regards,

John
 

 

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