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RowdyOne
12-25-2003, 10:26
In all the haste we forgot the cocktail sauce for the shrimp. I need alternatives quick! Anyone have any ideas for something to dip shrimp in?
Thanks!
Navy joe
12-25-2003, 10:29
Drawn(melted) butter. Not margarine, butter. MMMM!
ScubaSven
12-25-2003, 10:37
If you have ketchup, horseradish and worsteschire sauce, you can make your own.
Mild Bill
12-25-2003, 10:40
My God! How far are you from the supermarket!?
:)
I forget stuff all the time, and I just say;
"uh, I gotta go back!"...
But then again, the supermarket is like Disney to me!
;c
RowdyOne
12-25-2003, 10:41
Missing the horseradish and no place open has it...
Originally posted by ScubaSven
If you have ketchup, horseradish and worsteschire sauce, you can make your own.
RowdyOne
12-25-2003, 10:42
Originally posted by Mild Bill
My God! How far are you from the supermarket!?
:)
;c
I just tried all the ones around here and they are all closed.
ExxoticOne
12-25-2003, 10:45
In lieu of horseradish...ketchup, tobasco OR red pepper flakes, lemon juice, pepper.
Point Blanks
12-25-2003, 11:41
Butter,garlic,salt.
Yummy...
Mild Bill
12-25-2003, 12:06
Originally posted by RowdyOne
I just tried all the ones around here and they are all closed.
Bummer!!
I figured that was a possibility after I posted that, but it was already out there...
May the force be with you!
;c
45acp4me
12-25-2003, 12:44
A1 or some other type of steak sauce is actually pretty tasty on shrimp. Butter is always tasty as well.
Regards,
Glen
AAshooter
12-25-2003, 13:23
Make Scampi instead
grenadier
12-25-2003, 13:52
Seriously,
If the shrimp is of decent quality, then just some salt and pepper.
MrsKitty
12-25-2003, 14:20
Hey Rowdy!
We got a Food Forum now!;)
gwalchmai
12-25-2003, 17:03
I was served prawns with ketchup and lime juice at Los Cabos once. It was surprisingly good.
RowdyOne
12-25-2003, 20:40
Originally posted by misskitty5077
Hey Rowdy!
We got a Food Forum now!;)
I did not even know about it! Shows how much I pay attention.
Well the end result was pretty good. It is a combination of suggestions here and a little surfing we came up with...
1 bottle of Heinz chili sauce
Wostershire sauce @ 1 tsp
lemon juice @ 2 tsp
Franks Red Hot(did not have tobasco)
red peper flakes
Mix to taste.
It was like the pour and taste method of bartending and the in-laws liked it.
Thanks to all!!! My wife now believes that you can find ANYTHING on GT!
;c ;c ;c
Short Cut
02-17-2004, 21:33
Louie sauce - ketchup, mayo, worsteschire sauce, Tobasco & relish optional
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