Recipes from Today’s Show: New Orleans Menu
Published by Lucinda Scala Quinn
TODAY on MHTV: The food of New Orleans is a mouthwatering mix of Cajun, Creole, and Southern flavors that I crave. Lucky for me, my brother Jim lives in Louisiana and shared his recipe for his Big Easy-style barbecued shrimp. I’m pairing it with peppery string beans and my three-spice bloody Mary, made with some pepper vodka, packs its own punch. More from the show.
Get the recipes from this episode:
Mr. Jim’s Louisiana Barbecued Shrimp
New Orleans-Style String Beans
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Your brother’s shrimp sound good but you need those heads and shells on the shrimp. They add flavor to the sauce. The seasonings will still get into the shrimp, believe me, and there is nothing like sucking the sauce off the heads. Traditionally, we toss the heads but eat the shells of Barbequed Shrimp since then tend to soften up a bit in the cooking process. Good stuff!
Lucinda, I am such a huge fan of yours. Your handsome and sincere boys remind me of my nephews and your epicurean knowledge is both gourmet and primal at same time. Is this because I’ve just had one of the best jalapeño-onion infused bloody marys (or is it maries? Just did spell check) I love you girlfriend1
Keep up the good work…
Carol Markley Gaul
This might be the best shrimp recipe I have made at home. Oh my gosh, I couldn’t stop eating the sauce and then the green beans. I am so glad to have another recipe for veggies that is good for you. I’m tired of the same old thing and this was so above and beyond delicious. Thank you!
Kandi,
There are cookbooks dedicated just for shrimp recipes and of course seafood cookbooks. Check them out. I love shrimp too.
Terri
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