Shrimp takes the crown as America’s favorite seafood. Every year, the average American consumes over 4 pounds of shrimp – adding up to a whopping 1.4 billion pounds annually! Due to its immense popularity, National Shrimp Day is celebrated on May 10 of each year. National Shrimp Day is an excellent opportunity to increase your
Remember to mark your calendars for National Shrimp Day! As the most popular seafood in America, May 10th is the perfect day to celebrate the deliciousness of shrimp. Shrimp is a popular seafood choice in America for a good reason. It’s versatile and can be used in any cuisine, from humble to gourmet. Grilled, battered,
Form 16/20 shrimp on skewers to make little shrimp disks and poach in water containing dried lavender blossoms and lemon set aside. Oven bake 2 inch size biscuits made of Authentic Japanese Panko (code 01020), red onions, yellow and red bell pepper, lemon zest, mascarpone, egg, flour, mint, chives, and parsley. Place shrimp on top
Lightly spray Authentic Japanese Panko (code 01020) with vegetable oil and blend in unsweetened coconut flakes, & powdered sugar. A 50/50 mixture of coconut and Panko is ideal. Dust butterflied Mexican White shrimp (26-30 ct size) in dry Tempura Batter mix (code 07230) seasoned with fine bakers sugar, then dip in prepared tempura batter made
Mix 50% ground pork with 50% peeled shrimp pieces along with smashed bananas, minced garlic and diced plantains. Roll meat mixture into 1 oz balls, dip in egg wash, coat with Authentic Japanese Panko (code 01020) and deep fry until done. Serve as an appetizer or side dish with seafood or a pork cutlet.
Blend Authentic Japanese Panko (code 01020) with minced garlic, Parmesan cheese, lemon pepper, shredded crab and olive oil (or melted butter) to create a coarse crumb paste. Spoon out Panko paste mixture and roll into a ball; gently press on top of extra large butterflied shrimp (10-12 ct. size). Bake until done. Serve with lemon
Add garlic powder, onion powder, salt and white pepper to Tempura Batter mix (code 07230). Wash, peel, devein and butterfly medium size shrimp (26-30 ct size). Dust shrimp with dry tempura batter mix, then dip in prepared tempura batter. Roll in Authentic Japanese Panko (code 01020). Deep fry at 350-375°F until done. Serve with a
Spray vegetable oil on Authentic Japanese Panko (code 01020). Gently mix in salt, coarse ground black pepper, granulated garlic, oregano, Parmesan cheese and melted butter; set aside. Dip peeled shrimp (16-20 ct. size) in beaten eggs then roll in seasoned Panko mixture; place on cookie sheet. Sprinkle with paprika and bake at 350 degrees until
Gently blend Tempura batter mix (code 07230) with ice cold water. Do not over blend because some batter lumps are good as it will provide extra visual appearance to final product. Clean shrimp and dust with dry Upper Crust Tempura Batter mix. Then dip in prepared Tempura Batter and deep fry until done. For extra
Dust butterflied Mexican White shrimp (26-30 ct size) in dry Coconut Batter mix (code 09230), then dip in prepared Coconut batter. Roll in Coconut Panko (code 03510) and deep fry at 350-375 degrees until done. Serve with a trio of dipping sauces – spicy pineapple marmalade, mango salsa, sweet and sour plum sauce.
