Chef Mark's Barbecued Shrimp. 1 pound headless shrimp, 21 to 25 count. 5 teaspoons Manale's spice* 1/2 teaspoon chopped garlic. 1/2 teaspoon Lea & Perrin's Worcestershire …
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Pascal's Manale invented barbecue shrimp in 1953 and today it's one of the most copied New Orleans dishes in the world. It has nothing to do with barbecue. There's no grill, no coals, no skewers.
Wash and pat dry shrimp. Add the Manale spice mix, garlic, Lea & Perrins and Tabasco. Then pour the olive oil over the shrimp, adding the white wine. Stir together. (Though it's not in Mark's recipe, I saw him put a big pat of butter in the pan.) Cook over high heat until shrimp are done, approximately 10 minutes.
Co-owner and chef Mark DeFelice cooks up an order of barbecue shrimp at Pascal's Manale restaurant in New Orleans. It may be hard to find head-on shrimp in cities away from the coast, so DeFelice came up with a shortcut.
We eat at Manale's in New Orleans a lot, and this is much like their signature dish. Hot French bread, cold beer and a green salad makes for a great informal party. MAKE IT SHINE! ADD YOUR PHOTO Join the conversation! AMT. PER SERVING % DAILY VALUE Place whole shrimp in a single layer in an oven proof dish. Drizzle olive oil on top of shrimp.