NashVegas
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Fri Jul-09-10 12:16 PM
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| I Love You. So I'm Giving You My Shrimp Quesadillas |
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Combine:
2 medium->large shallot cloves, diced small 1 small->medium yellow onion, diced small two tablespoons sliced scallions, light->medium green part juice from two small limes (or one large) juice from one small lemon couple dashes cumin dash coriander dash cayenne (if you're in the mood)
in a 2-3 qt, lidded bowl.
boil the shrimp for two minutes - no more - and then strain it and drop it into the bowl with the other stuff. Give it a good shaking (make sure the lid doesn't steam off and explode), and refrigerate for an hour or two.
When you're ready to cook, go about your usual quesadilla habit.
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Warpy
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Fri Jul-09-10 12:25 PM
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| 1. Mine is a little more restrained |
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Parboil the shrimp, then cool, peel, and cut into pieces. Mix with chopped green chile and a little lime juice.
Assemble quesadillas: tortilla, shredded rat trap cheese, arrange shrimp and chopped chiles to taste, tortilla, and squash between 2 pre heated cast iron fry pans.
Cut into wedges with a pizza cutter to serve. If you're alone, just do a Henry VIII and eat it uncut.
The older I get, the simpler it gets.
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CTyankee
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Fri Jul-09-10 03:06 PM
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| 2. what is rat trap cheese? |
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Fri Jul-09-10 03:12 PM
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| 3. It's the cheapest dyed yellow brand X cheese you can get |
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It's lousy by itself but wonderful with things like sour rye bread and shrimp quesadillas.
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Fri Jul-09-10 03:19 PM
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| 4. Is it cheddar or just something amorphously called "American"? |
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Fri Jul-09-10 03:22 PM
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| 5. Sometimes it's just called "cheese" |
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but that's harder to find these days.
It really doesn't matter. The flavor never changes.
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