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DerHusker 06-17-2019 01:28 AM

Atomic and Tajin Grilled Shrimp
 
With the “Grilled Shellfish” Throwdown going on I searched for what might be on sale at one of the local stores. Sprouts had U15 shrimp on sale for $7.98 per lb. so I purchased a pound. I decided to prepare them my two favorite ways of cooking shrimp. The first is what I call Atomic Shrimp. (Which is bacon wrapped shrimp stuffed with cheddar cheese and a slice of jalapeño. As the jalapeño doesn’t make it very “Atomic”, I switched it out for slices of serrano chilies. Here are most of the ingredients.
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I peeled and deveined the shrimp and then butterflied them. I also sliced the cheese and serrano chilies.
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I carefully placed the cheese and serrano in the shrimp and wrapped them with a slice of bacon. Once I had 10 of them done I placed them on the preheated kamado.
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I grilled them for approximately 5 to 6 minutes per side and once the bacon looked crispy I plated the 5 biggest ones up with a cilantro garnish and a Negra Modelo. Here are those pics.
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Delicious!!!!!

I had 9 shrimp leftover so I skewered them,
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sprayed they with some EVOO and sprinkled them with some Tajin seasoning.
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Grilled them for approximately 3 minutes per side.
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Here are the plated pics with the Negra Modelo.
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These were also delicious but not quite as good as the bacon wrapped ones.


Thanks for looking.

Stingerhook 06-17-2019 01:30 AM

Oh hell yeah!!!!

ModelMaker 06-17-2019 06:58 AM

WOW, good.
Ed

lunchman 06-17-2019 07:14 AM

Wow, those look fantastic. Never heard of Tajin seasoning, had to do some research and will have to add it to my arsenal. You can teach an old dog....

Anyway, superb job and great pics!

kevinstaggs 06-17-2019 07:16 AM

I’m in!


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Wetsmoke 06-17-2019 07:47 AM

Great shrimp pictures!!! Almost looks like a commercial picture for the beer. Wish I was there for dinner...

bassmaster16 06-17-2019 07:52 AM

I would tear those up.

thirdeye 06-17-2019 08:42 AM

Nice presentation. I would say the serranos moved those shrimp into the "atomic" age. :mrgreen:

DerHusker 06-17-2019 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Stingerhook (Post 4193703)
Oh hell yeah!!!!

Thank you Marty
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Originally Posted by ModelMaker (Post 4193741)
WOW, good.
Ed

Thank you ModelMaker
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Originally Posted by lunchman (Post 4193748)
Wow, those look fantastic. Never heard of Tajin seasoning, had to do some research and will have to add it to my arsenal. You can teach an old dog....

Anyway, superb job and great pics!

Thank you lunchman. For those that don't want to look it up, Tajin is a mixture of dried ground red chilies, sea salt and dehydrated lime juice.
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It goes great on lots of stuff. Examples would be: Fruit, (like watermelon, cantaloupe, mango, strawberries, etc..) elote (Mexican street corn) and veggies, (Examples: cucumber, jicama, french fries, etc..) And to really take a Margarita up a notch in flavor, coat the rim with Tajin in lieu of salt. :becky:

KClandcruiser 06-17-2019 10:30 AM

That looks fantastic. I definitely am going to try your atomic shrimp recipe. That seems like a slam dunk!

ShadowDriver 06-17-2019 05:10 PM

That's some beautiful shrimp!

Big fan of Tajin over here... and even our Three-nager can't get enough of "sprinkles" on just about anything.

That Negra Modelo ain't gonna drink itself!

HogGrog 06-17-2019 05:24 PM

If that ain’t perfect, it’s close enough to pretend. :eusa_clap

Herc mech 06-17-2019 05:38 PM

Looks good from here. I’ve been eyeing the Tajin in the local Walmart.

DerHusker 06-17-2019 11:53 PM

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Originally Posted by kevinstaggs (Post 4193749)
I’m in!

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Thank you Kevin
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Originally Posted by Wetsmoke (Post 4193764)
Great shrimp pictures!!! Almost looks like a commercial picture for the beer. Wish I was there for dinner...

Thank you Wetsmoke
Quote:

Originally Posted by bassmaster16 (Post 4193766)
I would tear those up.

Thank you bassmaster

DerHusker 06-17-2019 11:59 PM

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Originally Posted by thirdeye (Post 4193778)
Nice presentation. I would say the serranos moved those shrimp into the "atomic" age. :mrgreen:

Thank you thirdeye. The will a little hotter but I was surprised they weren't more so. I can only think that the flames effect the heat of the chile.
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Originally Posted by KClandcruiser (Post 4193806)
That looks fantastic. I definitely am going to try your atomic shrimp recipe. That seems like a slam dunk!

Thank you KC.
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Originally Posted by ShadowDriver (Post 4193920)
That's some beautiful shrimp!

Big fan of Tajin over here... and even our Three-nager can't get enough of "sprinkles" on just about anything.

That Negra Modelo ain't gonna drink itself!

Thank you Mark.

I love it also and that Negra Modelo didn't have to drink itself.


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