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Shrimp Tacos

Put the roasting oil, roasted garlic, remaining olive oil, chipotle chillies, 2 tablespoons of the tinned adobo sauce, and garlic powder in a blender and blend. While the blender is running, slowly drizzle in the honey. Add the lime juice and salt, then blend until smooth.


10 Ways To Use Cooked Grilled Shrimp

Grilled shrimp is a great building block for making larger dishes. Here are 10 brilliant ways to use fresh or leftover grilled shrimp.

Shrimp pad Thai © Kate Mathis Instead of stir-frying shrimp, add already grilled shrimp to the finished noodle dish before serving. Shrimp soba © Stephanie Foley Toss grilled shrimp with soba, Japan's buckwheat noodles, and a garlicky, spicy sauce that's both warming and energizing. Shrimp pasta © Andrew Purcell For an easy, creamy pasta dish, toss fettuccine with mascarpone, fresh spinach, plenty of scallions, and grilled shrimp; the mascarpone melts to form a sauce. Shrimp stew © John Kernick Instead of stewing shrimp with sausage, you can just add grilled shrimp in at the end. Linton Hopkins adds delicate lima beans, a Southern staple. Grain salad © Johnny Valiant Toss grilled shrimp with Kristin Donnelly's combination of kamut (an heirloom variety of wheat), green beans, and tarragon — or any combination of grains, vegetables, and herbs — for an easy salad. Bean salad © Erin Alderson Serve grilled shrimp with cannellini beans coated in an herby vinaigrette, a popular Italian combination. Grilled shrimp tacos © Marcus Nilsson Fold shrimp in tortillas with tomatillo salsa and a lime-dressed, crunchy celery salad for a refreshing take on tacos from Tim Byres. Shrimp torta © Con Poulos Sandwich grilled shrimp with lettuce, tomato, and avocado on a Kaiser roll for a Mexican-style sandwich from F&W culinary director at large Justin Chapple. Shrimp summer rolls Kana Okada For a Vietnamese-style starter, wrap grilled shrimp in rice paper with cellophane noodles, herbs, and carrots and serve with a sweet and pungent dipping sauce. Oyster toppings © Ngoc Minh Ngo Bobby Flay tops his grilled oysters with a blend of butter, tarragon and hot sauce then returns them to the grill so the butter melts into little pools in the shells. David Kinch sticks to simple, smoky, tangy butter once the oysters open on the grill. © Cedric Angeles

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Strong Mayonnaise Flavor Overwhelms New York Taco With Shrimp By...

On this episode of Una Mordida Tacos Tijuana, our host Chef Danny Betancourt went to Mariscos Hidalgo, located at Guadalupe Victoria, Zona Urbana Río Tijuana outside of Mercado Hidalgo. On this occasion, he tried two tacos: an Ensenada-style fish taco priced at $2.39 dollars ($40 dollars) and a New York taco with shrimp priced at $4.49 dollars ($75 pesos).

Ensenada-Style Fish Taco

This taco has batter fried fish, pico de gallo, cabbage, white dressing, cilantro dressing, and it is served on two corn tortillas. Chef Danny said that what looked green was a sauce, but it turned out to be cilantro dressing.

The fish used was blackbelly rosefish, which has a darker color and a flavor that stands out. This protein stood out despite the batter being thick and having a good flavor. Chef Danny added that he would have liked it if this taco had had more fish as there were only 3 slices and it had a lot of vegetables. This is why this taco gets a rating of 7.7.

Price: $2.39 dollars ($40 pesos) New York Taco with Shrimp

This taco has New York steak, shrimp, avocado, chipotle dressing, chile morita salsa with oil, cheese, and it is served on two corn tortillas. The chile morita salsa was added due to a recommendation by one of the restaurant's workers.

When he took his first bite, Chef Danny was surprised not because the salsa was spicy, but because "it moved to the side", to the point that it upset his throat a little bit. Despite this, he said that it was a good sauce. On the other hand, on the dressing the mayonnaise flavor stood out too much, leaving the chipotle notes in the background. The meat was cut in a thin slice, which made it easy to chew and it did not overwhelm the palate. As it had small shrimps, the flavor was not able to "completely envelop everything." The tortillas had only been griddled (no grease, like butter or oil, was used) which is why they felt dry.

Chef Danny claimed that the chipotle dressing and the overwhelming mayonnaise flavor "broke the contrast between the shrimp and the meat", which is why this taco gets a rating of 6.2.

Price: $4.49 dollars ($75 pesos)

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