Nothing classic about fake crab in shrimp salad. Frozen shrimp nowadays are frozen in salt water to make them plump which makes the shrimp extremely salty--don't add salt unless you want to taste nothing but salt. I like to soak shrimp in plain water for fifteen minutes or so after they are clean to help get rid of the salt. Also the salt freezing method causes the shrimp to retain fluid which makes them appear gelatinous unless you cook them well done. In other words, don't cook them until they are "slightly" opaque. Cook them until they are milky white inside and no more--this will retain the sweetness and firm, yet tender texture of the meat without that gummy texture caused by the salt freeze. Maybe down here on the Gulf Coast, we just eat our shrimp different from this recipe.
I like how she cooks,,,, she’s very clean and detailed 😊
👩🏼🍳Thank you! ☺️💛
I made this without the crab. Very good recipe to keep on hand! 😋✌️
Glad you liked it!!💛👌🏻
I am making this! you're right it is easy🎉 Thank You!
Hope you like it!🥰
Looks delicious!
It is!👍🏻😉
WOW great sharing
Thank you! Glade you like it!💛
Looks delicious 😋
Thank you 😋 it is! 💛
Looks delicious 😋 ❤
Thank you. And yes it is. Simple but delicious 😋
Yum 😊
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Looks delicious! Your recipes are very easy to follow and you won me over with your comment about not wanting to wash another plate lol.
Ha! I hate washing dishes!!
I will make it for a friend that have cancer don’t eat any meat and low carbs hope she like it 😢🙏💕
So sorry to hear that. I hope they like it.🥲🙏🏻💛
I'll pass on the Old Bay, red onion and cuke. Add some white pepper, and onion powder.
Yes! Make it your own! 👏🏻☺️
Ì like the wah yoj do it.
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🦐🍤 🥗 let's go!
Love it!💛💛💛
Nothing classic about fake crab in shrimp salad. Frozen shrimp nowadays are frozen in salt water to make them plump which makes the shrimp extremely salty--don't add salt unless you want to taste nothing but salt. I like to soak shrimp in plain water for fifteen minutes or so after they are clean to help get rid of the salt. Also the salt freezing method causes the shrimp to retain fluid which makes them appear gelatinous unless you cook them well done. In other words, don't cook them until they are "slightly" opaque. Cook them until they are milky white inside and no more--this will retain the sweetness and firm, yet tender texture of the meat without that gummy texture caused by the salt freeze. Maybe down here on the Gulf Coast, we just eat our shrimp different from this recipe.
Thanks for your input. Are you a fish monger?😊