Cajun Boiled Shrimp Remoulade Lettuce Wraps

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First fishing trip of the summer Friday. Conditions were right, tide was right, weather was right...but we fished hard and did not catch any redfish which is very odd for the spot we were fishing. That spot is usually money after a string of weak tides. Usually see thousands of redfish crusing the banks...

But shrimp season just opened and I'll tell ya what-it's amazing how many shrimp you can catch with $20 dollar bills!!! We bought some 10-15 count shrimp right off the boat that had been out shrimping the night before for $3.50/#. Decided to do some Cajun boiled shrimp Remoulade lettuce wraps.

I made the remoulade fresh saturday morning to let it sit in the refrigerator for 6-8 hours for the flavors to come together.
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Here is the recipe:
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After boiling the shrimp and peeling, time to make the wraps!
Pile the shrimp on, then the remoulade...
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add fresh tomato..
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wrap and EAT!!
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Sooo good! Fresh and light summer meal. Those shrimp were so fresh they smelled like the ocean! Simple yet incredibly tasty meal! I ate 3 wraps!!!
 
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Thanks for the remoulade sauce recipe Kieth. Did you buy the shrimp head on, or headed? Just curious about price diff between your area and here in NC.

Do you let the shrimp cool before making the wraps? I assume so.

Do you season the shrimp, when cooking, for this recipe?

Sounds like a refreshing meal.

LIKE
 
Thanks for the remoulade sauce recipe Kieth. Did you buy the shrimp head on, or headed? Just curious about price diff between your area and here in NC.

Do you let the shrimp cool before making the wraps? I assume so.

Sounds like a refreshing meal.

LIKE
Thanks one eyed jack.

We bought them head on.

Got the seasoned water boiling then put the shrimp in. when returned to boiling, boil for 1 minute then shut fire off and soak for 4-5 minutes. drain and quench with cold water to stop cooking and to cool the shrimp.
 
Thanks one eyed jack.

We bought them head on.

Got the seasoned water boiling then put the shrimp in. when returned to boiling, boil for 1 minute then shut fire off and soak for 4-5 minutes. drain and quench with cold water to stop cooking and to cool the shrimp.
Thanks for the comeback Kieth.

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Keith bummer about the redfish but that wrap looks awesome except that nasty red stuff on them :emoji_laughing: Thanks for the recipe I can see some of those in my future
 
Sounds like all my fishing trips since I bought this boat! I guess I forgot how to catch fish. That shrimp looks so good. Would be so nice to get fresh shrimp. This frozen stuff been using kind of bland if you know what I mean. Man I love Red Fish.
 
Simple yet incredibly tasty meal! I ate 3 wraps!!!
Well Keith, if you managed to stop at 3, you have much more self control than I do. Those look and sound absolutely amazing. As you said, fresh, cool, and what I can only imagine would be a perfect Summertime meal. Very well done my friend.

Robert
 
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Thanks for posting the recipe, headed vacation next week at the beach and going to grill the shrimps me thinks and build like you did
 
First fishing trip of the summer Friday. Conditions were right, tide was right, weather was right...but we fished hard and did not catch any redfish which is very odd for the spot we were fishing. That spot is usually money after a string of weak tides. Usually see thousands of redfish crusing the banks...

But shrimp season just opened and I'll tell ya what-it's amazing how many shrimp you can catch with $20 dollar bills!!! We bought some 10-15 count shrimp right off the boat that had been out shrimping the night before for $3.50/#. Decided to do some Cajun boiled shrimp Remoulade lettuce wraps.

I made the remoulade fresh saturday morning to let it sit in the refrigerator for 6-8 hours for the flavors to come together.
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Here is the recipe:
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After boiling the shrimp and peeling, time to make the wraps!
Pile the shrimp on, then the remoulade...
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add fresh tomato..
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wrap and EAT!!
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Sooo good! Fresh and light summer meal. Those shrimp were so fresh they smelled like the ocean! Simple yet incredibly tasty meal! I ate 3 wraps!!!
Oooooooeeeeee. Wondermous
 
Boy howdy does that ever look great Keith! I have just about all the fixin's on hand, be 106º here today, might be boiling up some shrimp on the patio stove, too hot to cook inside. RAY
 
Man I don’t know how I missed this thread! Looks fantastic and we do love using lettuce wraps too. Definitely going to make these. Thanks for sharing.
 
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