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While my stomach tells me that the larger the shrimp, the more I love the dish, my wallet sometimes pulls back the reins and tells me to take it easy 😦
So last week when I went to the store to buy shrimp for this dish, these small salad shrimp for $7.75 a pound seemed more suitable than the large ones for $28.00 a pound. (My wallet insisted). I had planned to chop the shrimp, then add peppers, seasoning and an egg white and prepare shrimp cakes in the traditional way. However, these here babies with the tiny cooked shrimp turned out to be just as good, perhaps even better. The texture is of course very different from patties made from chopped raw shrimp, but as I said, not inferior, and maybe even better.
Hurray for thecheapersolution. (Ooops, of course I mean the more economical solution ) 😦
And there you have it – more expensive is not always better! (However, most of the time, it really is) 🙂
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Preparation :
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- 2 lbs salad shrimp, 2 whole eggs, 3/4 cup panko bread crumbs, 3 tblsp diced red peppers, 3 tblsp diced green peppers, 2 tblsp sliced scallions, kosher salt, cayenne pepper and granulated garlic to taste
- mix all ingredients well, place in refrigerater for one hour in order to allow the panko to soak-up the moisture and soften
- meanwhile, dice 1 medium size seeded cucumber, cut 8 ea grape tomatoes into six wedges each, mash the avocado and 3 cloves of garlic confit coarsely, season with cayenne and kosher salt to taste
- add 3 tblsp EVO and the juice of 2 limes to the salad, mix all together, check/adjust the seasoning
- 1 cup of Greek yogurt, 1 tblsp honey, juice of 1 lime, 1/4 tsp garlic paste, 2 tblsp dill leaves, kosher salt and white pepper to taste
- mix ingredients, check/adjust seasoning
- mix 2 cup panko with 2 tblsp corn starch, divide shrimp into 7 oz patties, dredge in the panko/cornstarch mix
- saute shrimp cakes in 1/ cup peanut oil until crisp and heated through
- Shrimp Cakes, Avocado Salad, Dill-Yogurt Sauce
- Shrimp Cakes, Avocado Salad, Dill-Yogurt Sauce
- Shrimp Cakes, Avocado Salad, Dill-Yogurt Sauce
- Shrimp Cakes, Avocado Salad, Dill-Yogurt Sauce
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Nice solution!
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YUM!!!
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