Shrimp de Jonghe I

Submitted by: Jenne 
Great shrimp appetizer that can be prepared ahead of time and refrigerated for later cooking. Terrific with garlic bread or fresh dinner rolls. 

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Shrimp and Octopus Soup (Caldo de Camaron y Pulpo)

Submitted by: SCOOBYLADY 
This is a 'Caldo' or soup made with Shrimp and Octopus. This is for all the Mexican and seafood lovers. This soup can be eaten with Tortillas or Tostadas. 

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Lowcountry Shrimp and Cheese Grits

Submitted by: AWEAVER 
Succulent shrimp sauteed with diced tomato in olive oil and butter, served over garlic cheese grits. 

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Shrimp in Sherry Cream Sauce

Submitted by: Aimee Pirkel 
Creamy microwaved shrimp over rice. 

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Old Bay® Shrimp Fest

Submitted by: Old Bay® 
Enjoy this one-pot shrimp fest for easy, summertime entertaining! Shrimp, smoked sausage, potatoes, corn and onions are perfectly seasoned with Old Bay®. 

Baked Stuffed Shrimp

Submitted by: LRW1 
A seasoned bread stuffing transforms jumbo shrimp into a gorgeous and richly flavored entree or appetizer 

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Lobster de Jonghe

Submitted by: Gina Owens-Stanley 
Individual servings of lobster baked with a bread crumb topping. Similar to a dish that used to be served at Red Lobster. 

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Shrimp over Cheese Grits

Submitted by: J.D. Tyre 
Shrimp is sauteed with peppers and sweet onion, and served over a pile of hot cheese grits. I had a variation of this at a local restaurant, added a few things, and made it mine! Garlic bread makes a great side! be sure to have hot pepper sauce on hand to add appropriate spice. 

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Shrimp Scampi Bake

Submitted by: Kimber 
This rendition of a classic dish of shrimp baked in butter, garlic, lemon juice and parsley, is even better with the help of Dijon-style mustard. 

Audry's Shrimp Stew

Submitted by: Merwin Chambers 
This is a recipe taught to my by my mother-in-law, Audry Falgout. It has a great flavor and for being a South Louisiana recipe in well seasoned but not overly seasoned. The darker you cook your roux, the deeper the flavor. This may seem like a long time to cook shrimp but it works. In our family it is typically served over hot cooked rice with potato salad on the side. 
 
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