Mexican-style shrimp cocktail (Cóctel de camarón) from Fiesta at Rick's: Fabulous Food, Luscious Libations, Great Times with Friends by Rick Bayless and Deann Groen Bayless

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    Can substitute tortilla chips for crackers. Can substitute shellfish stock or water for clam juice.

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    Can substitute tortilla chips for crackers. Can substitute shellfish stock or water for clam juice.

  • Breadcrumbs on November 25, 2010

    p. 103 - Nov 2010 - This is the first recipe I’ve tried from Rick’s new book. The sauce for the shrimp is tomato ketchup based with Mexican hot sauce and clam juice among other things mixed in. The flavor reminded me of those in one of Canada’s favorite cocktails, the Bloody Caesar. It was good but I wouldn’t say it was outstanding. I don’t see myself serving this to guests at my next Fiesta but it was fine as a starter for a casual dinner for the two of us. Rick suggests it be served with saltines or tortilla chips. We tried both and had a definite preference for the saltines.

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