Tiger Shrimp Cocktail with Orange Dressed Field Greens
Tiger Shrimp 12 ea. Peeled and Deveined
Field Greens 8 oz. By Measure
Lemon Wedge 8 ea.
Shaved Red Onion 8 Slices
Crustini 8 ea.
Shaved Red Onion 8 Slices
Crustini 8 ea.
Orange Vinaigrette Recipe Follows
Cocktail Sauce Recipe Follows
Poaching Liquid for the Shrimp
White Wine 1 cup
Old Bay Seasoning 1 Tbl.
Black Peppercorns 12 ea.
Bay Leaf 1 ea.
Water 2 quarts
Combine the water, wine, Old bay, Bay leaf and peppercorns in a sauce pan. Bring the liquid to a simmer. Peel the shells off of the shrimp leaving the last joint and tail sections. Run the tip of a paring knife along the back of each shrimp to expose the vein. Remove the vein from the shrimp.Add the shrimp to the poaching liquid and cook until the shrimp are opaque and pink in color, about five minutes. Submerge the shrimp into ice water to stop the cooking process. Set aside for plating. Chill the shrimp for service.
Lime Juice 2 Tbl.Orange Vinaigrette
Orange Juice 4 oz.
Honey 1 Tbl.
Vegetable Oil 2 oz.
Salt and Pepper As Needed
In a mixing bowl combine the orange juice, lime juice, and the honey. Slowly whisk the oil
into the orange mixture. Adjust the seasoning.
Cocktail Sauce
Chili Sauce 1/2 cup
Ketchup 1/2 cup
Prepared Horseradish 1 oz.
Lemon Juice 2 tsp.
Tobasco Sauce Dash
Salt As Needed
Cracked Pepper As Needed
Combine all of the ingredient in a mixing bowl. Mix until well blended. Store in an airtight container and refrigerate until you use the sauce.
For Plating
On a chilled nine inch salad plate Place two of the crustini overlapped on the center of the plate. Dress the field greens and shaved onions with the orange vinaigrette and place a small amount of the greens on the edge of the crustini. Arrange four of the shrimp around the front of the greens. Take a small pinch of cracked pepper and garnish the plate. Serve with cocktail sauce and lemon wedges.
Makes 4 Servings
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