The Ultimate Grilled Shrimp
Show: Food Network Specials
Episode: All-Star Live: South Beach
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By drupierk
Atlanta, GA
on December 08, 2011
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This is the best shrimp recipe I've ever tried. Have used it 5-6 times this year with great success. To stuff the shrimp, I separate the shell from the side of the shrimp and fill the curve of the shell with butter, then press the sides back together to seal the shrimp before grilling.
By Capt. JB
Islamorada, FL
on October 09, 2010
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I use more of Tyler's recipes than any other Food Network chef (Ina is a close second. However, I am curious on this one, how or where do you stuff the butter under the shell? I feel kind of silly asking because I am not a novice in the kitchen, but I'm not sure that I understand what is meant here. Any help?? Thanks!!
By pretyindonesia_...
long beach, 43
on September 18, 2010
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This was so good very quick and easy to make. YUM!
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By GESutton
Littleton, CO
on September 06, 2010
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All hail Tyler's ability to offer us simple recipes that are so delicious! Made it as directed with results that delighted a large crowd of picky eaters. Get them on a super-hot grill and don't worry about flare-ups from the basting - they won't be on there long enough to worry about it.
By raymondm37
Duluth, 49
on January 27, 2010
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I grill them on as hot of a fire as I can get and baste them as they come off the grill so that I don't get a flare up. Only 60-90 seconds per side on my Green Egg leaving the top open.
Adding a little chipotle powder to the mix gives it a nice smokey kick.
To save a little time, buy the Jumbo Shrimp that are already deveined with the shell left on... Publix and Kroger have them, just make sure they're not the pre-cooked shrimp.
By charisma_10525813
Lisle, IL
on June 10, 2008
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I used wild caught Gulf shrimp and Tyler's recipe definitely did it justice. I did not have basil, and instead used cilantro. It was incredible. Also, I melted the remaining butter mixture and dipped the shrimp when it came time to eat.
Decadent. The recipe title says it all.