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By bdherwig
on May 01, 2013
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This was very good, but I will remember to read the comments before I make a recipe next time. As others have mentioned, 1 1/2 C of peanut butter cannot possibly be correct as the sauce ended up being as think and stiff as, well, peanut butter, The shrimp were outstanding though.
By richxj928
Minneapolis, MN
on February 21, 2013
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I'm not a huge shrimp fan but love coconut and so I was excited when it turned out so well. The flavor is amazing and the peanut sauce really does make it so don't skip it! The shrimp turned out a little greasy but that was probably due to my poor temperature control on the oil. Highly recommended!
By patriciaelmarhoads
on May 09, 2012
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Peanut sauce was not right. I think that the 1-1/2 C peanut butter should have been 1/2 C. I fixed it by making the sauce again, and added the peanut butter until I got a sauce consistency. Probaly more like 3/4 C. Now it is a 5 star recipe! I just whisked the ingredients after making a mess of my food processor the first round.
By g60speed_6144653
CA
on April 02, 2012
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This has become my go-to recipe for coconut shrimp. I use packaged coconut and serve them with a sweet Thai chili sauce, and they are amazing! I made the peanut sauce once, and it was okay, but I'm ot a huge fan of peanut sauces in general.
By kmbamburak
Baltimore, MD
on September 25, 2011
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Love this recipe, although I don't make the peanut sauce. I keep a candy thermometer in the oil the whole time I'm cooking so that I don't burn the shrimp.
By jjohnson23
on September 09, 2011
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Can't eat shrimp so I use tofu instead. It was pretty good. I would amp up the spices. I use sweet chili sauce instead of the peanut sauce and turned this into a lettuce wrap with cilantro. Very yummy! And also, for those who don't want to get a thermometer throw in a popcorn kernel and it will pop when the oil is ready.
By leslieweasel89
Pittsburgh
on April 17, 2011
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I have made the shrimp from this recipe once and the sauce twice. The shrimp are delicious, but as other reviewers have pointed out, the coconut is extremely time-consuming to prepare the way he describes in the episode. I would recommend throwing it into a food processor, which is what I recall him doing in the coconut cake episode. The sauce is also great--it definitely did not taste or look like plain peanut butter to me. I followed the recipe almost exactly, except I have never used the fish sauce, since I didn't want to buy a bottle just for this recipe. I also used lower-sodium soy sauce since that's what I keep on hand. My biggest problem with the peanut sauce is that there is way, way, way too much of it. Fortunately, it's good on just about everything from soba noodles to cut vegetables to stir-fry, but it'll be a long time before I manage to use it all up.
By nbtbassman_7984672
Allston, MA
on November 28, 2010
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Just made the peanut sauce and it was horrible. Love most of AB's stuff, but this was a total miss. Sauce had taste and consistancy of plain peanut butter. On the plus side, it was a good exercise in how to clean peanut butter out of a food processor. Fail.
By Kim&Tim
Gary, Texas
on October 14, 2010
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Very good flavor, however I used canned coconut and it was great also. Fresh coconut is not available in my area without driving a great distance. I love Alton!
By bytemewalker_12...
Newportor, 77
on February 22, 2010
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I'm not afraid of a lot of effort if the results are worth it. However, after spending all that time breaking down the coconut and making a mess in my kitchen with the fryer et al...I have to admit the result was disappointing. The shrimp were pretty good, and the sauce alone was awesome---but not together. The peanut sauce completely overpowered the shrimp. I found some sweet chili sauce which I used instead and that was better received. I think this is the first time I have not been thrilled with an AB recipe--I guess different folks have different taste....