Can be served with my Shrimp-Eggplant Beignets or Fried fish. You can toss cooked shrimp in to make a shrimp salad. This is a spicy crunchy sauce. Cook time is chill time.
I found this to be really yummy. DH said it was a bit too tangy for him to use very much, but the kids loved it, too. I did sub dried spices for all the "chunky" things (garlic, scallions, etc.) as I like smooth sauces. We slathered on some rolls and topped with fish fillets and lettuce. I served immediately and added a bit of Tony's to dial up the spice a bit more since it couldn't sit. Delicious!
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Made this day before yesterday. Tasted after it had chilled several hours, and it was good but didn't knock my socks off. Served it yesterday, and I was sooo glad I'd made it well in advance because it had improved enormously. Everybody loved it. Tonight, I'm sitting here dipping boiled shrimp in the leftovers. Once the shrimp is gone, I may start dipping in my finger and licking it. :) On Day 3, this stuff has definitely reached the level of 'restaurant-quality'! I followed the recipe exactly except that somehow I read "scallions" but translated it as "shallots". One of those happy mistakes, though, because the shallots were great. Thank you for the superb recipe, Rita! Can't wait to try it with your Cajun okra.
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