In a nod to a previous thread I posted: https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/smoked-chuck-taco-tuesday.275313/#post-1827906 I thought I would show how I usually make shrimp tacos for Taco Tuesday at my house. I do these quite a bit.
These are done on the grill and take no time at all. The shrimp are marinated and I prepare the salsa beforehand.
I marinated the shrimp with the last of my guajillo pepper adobo.
Next I prepare the tomato avacado salsa. Here’s how I make it.
2 or 3 Roma tomatoes diced
2 avacados diced
1 small red onion diced
1 jalapeño pepper finely diced, use more for more heat
1 handful chopped cilantro
Juice of 1 lime
Salt and Pepper to taste
All ingredients are prepped:
Salsa is mixed:
Next the shrimp is skewered and grilled. About 2 minutes per side. I brushed these shrimp with reserved marinade.
Once the shrimp are done and removed from the grill, Corn tortillas are placed on the grill about 1 minute per side or until warmed thoroughly.
After the corn tortillas are finished, it’s time to assemble the tacos. This varies for me depending on what I have available.
For these tacos I used shredded red cabbage, homemade smoked Monty Jack cheese, the tomato avacado salsa and then garnished with cilantro and a little Cholula hot sauce.
Here’s the final product:
Overall, a simple, cheap and tasty meal that takes no time to prepare.
Thanks for looking,
XRAY
These are done on the grill and take no time at all. The shrimp are marinated and I prepare the salsa beforehand.
I marinated the shrimp with the last of my guajillo pepper adobo.
Next I prepare the tomato avacado salsa. Here’s how I make it.
2 or 3 Roma tomatoes diced
2 avacados diced
1 small red onion diced
1 jalapeño pepper finely diced, use more for more heat
1 handful chopped cilantro
Juice of 1 lime
Salt and Pepper to taste
All ingredients are prepped:
Salsa is mixed:
Next the shrimp is skewered and grilled. About 2 minutes per side. I brushed these shrimp with reserved marinade.
Once the shrimp are done and removed from the grill, Corn tortillas are placed on the grill about 1 minute per side or until warmed thoroughly.
After the corn tortillas are finished, it’s time to assemble the tacos. This varies for me depending on what I have available.
For these tacos I used shredded red cabbage, homemade smoked Monty Jack cheese, the tomato avacado salsa and then garnished with cilantro and a little Cholula hot sauce.
Here’s the final product:
Overall, a simple, cheap and tasty meal that takes no time to prepare.
Thanks for looking,
XRAY
