Surf & Turf. (And Then Some)

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Bearcarver

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Surf & Turf. (And Then Some)


WE had a sale on Cooked Shrimp here, so I got a couple pounds @ $6.99.
Froze one pack & put the other one right into a Pan of Bubbling Hot Butter, where it belongs!! (added some Old Bay too)

I love Hot Buttery Shrimp about as much as anything known to Man.
In my younger days, after my tour in Vietnam, when I Shot a lot of Pool & Drank a lot of Beer, I used to get a Baker’s dozen of “U-Peel-em” Shrimp to go, when I’d leave the Bar (about 2 AM). Then when I’d get home I’d peel ‘em, put them in a bowl with a bunch of Butter, and Nuke them just enough to melt the Butter. To Me that tasted just like Lobster Tail. The butter didn’t stick good enough to the Shrimp, so I use to chew on a Shrimp a little, then take a sip of melted butter to mix them together.

So anyway, The first night I heated up that one Leftover slice of Prime Rib I was saving, and threw some nice Hot Buttery Shrimp on the Plate with it.

Then the next Morning I made a couple Eggs, and threw some more Shrimp & a couple little sausages on the plate with those Eggs.

Then the rest of the Shrimp I nursed a little at a time for TV Snacks.
Shrimp Sure Are a Lot of Fun, and Taste Great Too.


Thanks For Looking,

Bear


Two pounds of Cooked Shrimp. One for the Freezer & One for the Belly:
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Drop one pound of Shrimp into a Pan with Bubbling Butter:
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Now we're talking---MMMMMmmmmm..........
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In a container, until called to Duty:
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First Night Shrimp plated with a slice of Pan Warmed leftover Prime Rib:
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Next Morning a couple Eggs & sausages, and some Shrimp:
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Looks Good my Friend, We love Shrimp anyway you fix em.

Gary
 
Bear, first off thank you for your service! Second, man I love the way you do seafood. Shrimp and sometimes even scallops for breakfast. Wow it looks good!
 
Bear, buttered shrimp is a dangerous thing for me! I would eat them till I pop! Looks like some fine eating right there !
 
Yuper another great post by that Bear.

Warren

Thank You Warren!!
And Thanks for the Like.

Bear


I could eat my weight in shrimp! Very nice!

Thank You Xray!!
Yup, there used to be a Big Smorgasbord (all you can eat) in Collegeville, PA, and I used to gobble down the Lobster Meat Balls & Shrimp!! Boy did I get my Money's worth, back in those days!!
And Thanks for the Like.

Bear
 
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Bear, buttered shrimp is a dangerous thing for me! I would eat them till I pop! Looks like some fine eating right there !

Thank You Travis!!
Yup---Shrimp dripping with Butter is Awesome.
And Thanks for the Like.

Bear
 
looks tasty bear, nothing like the drinking days, 10 hours of drinking then go home and start cooking. I remember when I was young and at home my mother would wake up when I came home ( or I probably woke her up banging pans in the kitchen) and she would stay awake until I went to sleep worried I would leave something on and burn the house down.
 
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In my younger days, after my tour in Vietnam, when I Shot a lot of Pool & Drank a lot of Beer, I used to get a Baker’s dozen of “U-Peel-em” Shrimp to go, when I’d leave the Bar (about 2 AM). Then when I’d get home I’d peel ‘em, put them in a bowl with a bunch of Butter, and Nuke them just enough to melt the Butter. To Me that tasted just like Lobster Tail. The butter didn’t stick good enough to the Shrimp, so I use to chew on a Shrimp a little, then take a sip of melted butter to mix them together.

Haha that story made me chuckle, “Sip of melted butter”, classic story Bear.

You got me hungry for shrimp now.
 
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