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Seafood Stuffed Mushroom Caps

Seafood Stuffed Mushroom Caps by A.L. Wiebe

You know that store bought Alfredo sauce? The stuff that kind've reminds me of wallpaper paste? Well, I've finally found a great use for it. If you feel like making your own Alfredo sauce, so much the better! This is a very simple recipe, with not too many ingredients in it, yet gets rave reviews time and time again.

2 votes
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orgazmic shrimp

orgazmic shrimp by Pami Holleman

A great appetizer, worth the effort of deviening & butterflying the shrimp, may have to slap fingers away while still hot, once people have had a taste. One 1 Lb batch should serve 4 diners (5 if you go with smaller shrimp)

1 vote
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Mari's Shrimp Verecruz

Mari's Shrimp Verecruz by Mari

Years ago I went to a popular restaurant and the served a Shrimp Verecruz. They eventually closed down and I tried for a long time to duplicate it. I believe I got as close to it as possible only because one year we had a family gathering and I brought this with me. My neice took a bite and said "Oh my gosh! This is just like the…

1 vote
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Macadamia Coated Jumbo Shrimp Appetizers

Macadamia Coated Jumbo Shrimp Appetizers by "Cheffie Cooks"

Fresh jumbo Shrimp (Deveined, tails on) in a lemon butter, rolled in crushed macadamia nuts and lightly bake until golden brown. Served with a Dipping Sauce

1 vote
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Ceviche

Ceviche by Chef Smith

Serve this as an appitizer in a martini glass or as a main dish in a glass bowl with the tortilla chips on a platter.

1 vote
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Crab Cakes

Crab Cakes by Chef Smith

1 vote
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Crab Cakes

Crab Cakes by Elsie Pines

Serve with Pineapple/Mango/Avocado/Corn Salsa

1 vote
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Seafood Mexicana

Seafood Mexicana by Robert E. Hodge

A slow cooker or a Dutch Oven specialty. Great for a larger party! Cook time is Appx. 3-4 hrs.

1 vote
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Citrus Marinated Bay Scallops and Roasted Red Pepper

Citrus Marinated Bay Scallops and Roasted Red Pepper by Cecelia Heer

This is an adapted recipe from Jean-Georges Vongerichten that was featured in the March 2002 issue of “Food & Wine.” The original recipe called for sea scallops, cut into several pieces. I like to use bay scallops, which are very tiny and have a sweet and more succulent meat than that of the sea scallop. As was pictured in the…

1 vote
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