A tale of...3 cities. The Super Bowl is so important, it is getting 2 recipes! With BBQ from KC, the soft pretzel perfected in Philly, and of course, New Orleans shrimp and Po'Boy, we have one hell of a sandwich this week!
Prep Time
1 hour
Cook Time
15 minutes
Total Time (with rest)
1 hour 15 minutes
The How To:
Ingredients
For Remoulade Slaw
14 oz. Slaw Mix
1/3 c. Mayo
2 1/2 tbsp. Bayou Basics
3 tbsp. White Lightning
1 1/2 tbsp. Lowcountry Gold
1 tsp. Hot Sauce
1 tbsp. Lemon Juice
1/2 tbsp. Worcestershire Sauce
For BBQ Shrimp
1 lb. Shrimp (deveined, detailed, raw)
1 tbsp. KC Combo
1 tbsp. Butter (unsalted)
½ tbsp. The All-American
For Po’Boy
4 Pretzel Rolls
Tomatoes (optional)
Napkins
Instructions
Make the slaw first to give the flavors time to combine. Place all ingredients into mixing bowl and mix until evenly incorporated. Place in fridge.
Heat skillet to medium-high heat. Toss in BUTTER. Once BUTTER is melted and bubbling, add SHRIMP. Sprinkle in KC COMBO as you cook.
When SHRIMP is almost cooked, add THE ALL-AMERICAN to caramelize on to SHRIMP.
Pull SHRIMP and rinse skillet out. Add another pad of BUTTER and toast the PRETZEL BUNS. Once toasted, build your Po’Boy.
Layer REMOULADE SLAW with BBQ SHRIMP! Add TOMATOES here is you’d like.
Drizzle with more ALL-AMERICAN. Grab your napkins.
Notes
Shrimp do not take long to cook. Don’t over cook or they become soooo rubbery.
Use whatever ‘oil’ you want to cook with. I think butter pairs super well with the shrimp.
MAKE SURE THAT YOUR SHRIMP ARE CLEANED. If the package doesn’t say “deveined” CHECK! That’s their poop line. (It is on the top of the curve)
If you’re just making a regular Po’Boy, use Bayou Basics to season the shrimp and add capers to the slaw.
I get this blend as much as I possibly can. I put it on burgers, sure, but I’ve also found that it’s fantastic on other grilled meats as well. It just works and I can’t get enough!