New Orleans Barbecue Shrimp on the Keg

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cookking

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Yesterday afternoon I went and picked up five pounds of fresh shrimp. Got home and got the Keg heated up to about 350 degrees. While the Keg was heating up I got my ingredients together for "New Orleans" Barbecue Shrimp. Not grilled on the grates and no one knows exactly why they're caLled Barbecue Shrimp but I could care less what they ae called.

White wine, worchestershire sauce, BUTTER, paprika, bay leaves, lemon juice and other herbs

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Got the sauce going on the Keg.

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Made some creamy grits while getting the shrimp ready.

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Added the shrimp to the sauce.

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Shrimp done!

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The wife breaded and fried a couple of green tomatoes.

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Time to eat! Also had some fresh braided Italian bread for dipping in the sauce. Usually I'd just have the shrimp and sauce in a bowl along with the bread for sopping up the juices. Oh, and you do need to have a bunch of napkins hany for wiping your hands as you peel the shrimp.

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Mmmmmm.......!!!! This was a fantastic flavorful meal.

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