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Barbeque Shrimp

Here's a recipe for Barbeque Shrimp from Chef Steve McHugh of Cured that utilizes a Made In Stainless Steel Frying Pan!

  • Team Made In
  • Apr 26, 2020
NaN Hours
4 Servings
Medium

Chef Steve McHugh, a four-time James Beard Award finalist, JBF Smart Catch Leader, and 2019 Good Food 100 restaurant honoree, opened Cured in San Antonio with a new lease on life after beating Lymphoma. McHugh’s gastronomic foundation relies on the purity of natural regional ingredients and a hands-on and adulterated approach — from his charcuterie to his fermented and pickled provisions. Cured was named a top 50 nominee for Bon Appétit’s “America’s Best New Restaurants 2014,” a runner-up for Esquire’s “Best New Restaurants in America 2014,” and to Eater’s list of “38 Essential Texas Restaurants” in 2018.

Barbeque Shrimp

Here's a recipe for Barbeque Shrimp from Chef Steve McHugh of Cured that utilizes a Made In Stainless Steel Frying Pan!

Team Made In

NaN Hours
4 Servings
Medium
Ingredients
  • 16 large shrimp (16/20 or larger), peeled but head and tail left on
  • Lots of black pepper
  • 3 tablespoons Creole seasoning
  • 3 cups Worcestershire sauce
  • 2 cups mushrooms
  • 1 sprig of thyme
  • ¼ cup heavy cream
  • ½ cup lemon juice
  • 1 stick unsalted butter
  • Lemon slices for (garnish)
  • Green onion (for garnish)
  • Dense sopping bread
Instructions
    1.

    Season shrimp with the pepper and Creole seasoning and sear in a pan on medium-high heat.

    2.

    Add the Worcestershire sauce and mushrooms and bring to a simmer. Reduce heat.

    3.

    Add the thyme, heavy cream, and lemon juice and bring back to a simmer.

    4.

    Slowly fold in the butter and turn off the heat.

    5.

    Place in a large bowl, garnish with lemon slices and green onion, and serve with bread for sopping up the goodness.

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