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Food Photography, Recipes

Lamb Roti

  Lamb Roti Roti is a wonderful unleavened bread served hot from the griddle.  Along with its variations, such as phulka and […]

Bill BradyMay 2, 2012
Food Photography

Italian Style Shrimp Happy Good Friday

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A spectacular shrimp recipe featuring one of the seven fish dishes prepared in our documentary the Feast of the 7 Fishes http://www/7fishes.com. 

 

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Italian Style Shrimp, Broiled or Grilled (serves 6)

 

These delicate morsels are a far cry from those heavily breaded deep fried

shrimp served in so many restaurants.  These are not battered fried but

enrobed in a light coating of olive oil, bread crumbs and seasonings to

provide a delicate protective covering and then broiled.  

You must use your own judgment in the perfect amount of oil and breadcrumbs.

This will vary depending on the size of the shrimp as smaller shrimp have

more surface area and will require a bit more oil.  There should be just

enough oil to coat the shrimp and just enough breadcrumbs to retain the oil

and provide a thin coating.  Be sure to use the best quality shrimp you can

find. 

 

Ingredients

1 ½ lbs. large shrimp

3 T extra virgin olive oil

3 T vegetable oil (I prefer peanut oil)

2/3 cup fine dry plain breadcrumbs

½ t freshly grated lemon rind

½ t minced garlic

2 t finely minced parsley

¾ t salt

1/4 t freshly ground black pepper

Lemon wedges

 

Directions

1. Peel and devein shrimp leaving tails intact.  Rinse under cold water and

pat dry.

2. In a bowl large enough to generously accommodate shrimp, mix both oils

and then the shrimp.  Toss. 

3. Add as many breadcrumbs as needed to form a light, even coating.

4. Add lemon zest, garlic, salt and pepper.  Toss again and allow to rest 15

minutes before proceeding.

5. Place on a lightly oiled grill rack under a hot broiler or on a stove top

grill pan for 2 to 3 minutes per side, no longer than it takes to form a

crisp, golden crust.  

6. Serve immediately with lemon wedges.  If you’d like a change from the

ubiquitous marinara dipping sauce, make some tartar sauce to serve

alongside.

(Adapted from a recipe by Marcella Hazan) 

 

Tartar Sauce

2 medium shallots, finely chopped

2 medium gherkins or cornichons, finely diced

2 T freshly squeezed lemon juice

2 T parsley, finely chopped

1 cup mayonnaise

Salt and pepper to taste

Mix all ingredients and refrigerate until ready to use.

 

Recipe by Phyllis Kirigin

 

Bill BradyApril 5, 2012
Food Articles, Food Photography, Recipes

The Big Easy to Eat

  As a self pronounced foodie, I just can’t help being drawn to the diversity of the cuisine of New Orleans and […]

Bill BradySeptember 7, 2010
Food Photography, Recipes

Chris’ Barbecued Pulled Pork: Food Photography

  Pulled pork is one of the South’s most popular dishes. However, you don’t have to seek out a North Carolina barbecue […]

Bill BradyJuly 27, 2010
Food Photography, Recipes

Crazy for Kebobs

With fresh spring vegetables in abundance and options of lamb, beef, chicken and seafood available, these kebobs are a perfect fit for your day. Served on a bed of rice, you’ve got a meal to savor.

Bill BradyMay 19, 2010
Food Photography, Recipes

Grilled Pork Chops with Balsamic Caramelized Pears

Ingredients 1 1/2 quarts water 5 tablespoons kosher salt 2 tablespoons white sugar 6 pork loin chops, 1/2 inch thick 1/2 cup […]

Bill BradyApril 6, 2010
Food Photography, Recipes

“Zizen Pesach” A goyim goes to Seder… Matzoh Ball Soup Recipe-

The first time is tasted matzoh ball soup was at a Seder, which my next door neighbor invited me to. The Sands lived next door. They along with a large segment of the neighborhood families were Jewish. I was brought up Catholic and had never had an opportunity to witness other religious observances first hand. I must say I was really taken by the experience. I remember the seriousness of it, the sense of connection that the ritual had which stretched through oceans of time.

Bill BradyMarch 26, 2010
Food Photography, Recipes

Shellfish Stew

A healthy alternative to meat stews. This simple shellfish stew is quick and easy to make.

Bill BradyMarch 23, 2010
Food Photography, Recipes

Lasagna Bolognese – Mario Batali’s Recipe

Lasagna Bolognese – Mario Batali’s Recipe

Bill BradyMarch 22, 2010

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