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kender3 on 2.24.2014
Edible, but no one liked it and kids utterly hated it. Way too much flour and spice mix was dull.
piescientista on 4.1.2013
These were really good! If you can’t fit all the shrimp in your pan at one time, I recommend reserving some of the butter and adding/melting a fresh tablespoon for each batch. I found the mix to be a little over-flour-ey, so I will mix in a bit less next time but the spices were right on!
Lindsey on 6.10.2012
Delicious! I will definitely be making again! I did make a couple of small changes:
1. I made it with 8 tablespoons of butter because I made a side of Fusilli Linguine with it and wanted enough of the “sauce” for the pasta.
2. The cooking time was a bit off for me. I think 2 minutes on the first side and then about 1 minute on the second side should be plenty. With the times indicated, my shrimp were overcooked.
I’m excited to make it again- thanks for the recipe!
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food orleans on 6.8.2012
True, this is not a typical bbq shrimp recipe. On my site I have a baked in-shell version, and this is a quick and easy, less messy version. Still yummy though!
Ellie on 6.8.2012
This looks delicious, and I will definitely try it. Having lived in NOLA all my life, I can say that BBQ shrimp is usually baked in the oven (sometimes sauteed) and unpeeled. I wouldn’t call it BBQ shrimp New Orleans style, but it certainly reads to be a tasty quick dish that I am adding to my recipe box.