Cook and turn the shrimp until golden brown, a couple of minutes on each side. Heat oil in a skillet on medium heat and when hot, add in the battered shrimp. Season just over 1 cup of all-purpose flour with salt and pepper and whatever seasonings you like, then toss the shrimp with flour until well coated. I like salt, pepper, garlic powder, chili powder, paprika, but use whatever you like, and be generous. You can pat the shrimp dry with a paper towel if needed, then toss the shrimp with your favorite seasonings. Rinse the shrimp and then let them drain. Remember to save the heads and shells of the shrimp to make a seafood stock. Just take the shrimp and twist off the head, then squeeze the shrimp at the tail-end of the shell and pull the shell and legs off like a jacket, then cut along the back of the shrimp and remove the black “vein”, which is really the shrimp’s stomach. If you buy shrimp that isn’t already peeled and deveined, that’s okay, because shrimp are easy to clean.
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OIL for frying How to Make a Shrimp Po’boyįor this recipe, use small to medium shrimp, peeled and deveined. PAPRIKA, and CHILI POWDER are some of my favorites
Po-boys can be found all over the city, and this is my best fried shrimp po’boy recipe based on the delicious po’boys I used to enjoy at the Quartermaster Deli on Bourbon Street. Then broil the whole thing again for an additional 1-2 minutes.Nothing is better than a New Orleans style shrimp po’boy sandwich. I sprinkled a little bit of dried parsley to make it look yummy, but that's totally optional. Place a steak on each one, and top it with cheese. We're going to broil again in a minute, so take them out even if you don't think they're all the way done. Broil them quickly, for just 1-2 minutes so they don't over cook since they're thin, then remove them from the heat. Brush the steaks with olive oil then season with salt and pepper. They're really handy, especially if you can't grill all year long with cold winters. Place them on a broiler pan ( grab one here if you don't have one. While your broiler is getting hot, mix together the butter and minced garlic in a mixing bowl and liberally smear it all over those rolls. It's kind of like grilling inside the house. You can instead turn up your oven very high or even pan fry, but I like the broiler because it doesn't dry it out as much. To make your steak po' boys, heat up your broiler. Unfortunately, we don't get out as much as we like to anymore with three kids and crazy, busy schedules, so we make do by making it at home! And thankfully, these steak po' boys are quick and easy to make.
Their steak po' boys have a seasoned, tender cube steak topped with creamy, melted cheese, nestled inside a crusty, garlic buttery roll. The restaurant is called Merichka's (shout out to all of my Joliet and South Chicagoland peeps, if you know what I'm talking about!). And we have this little local restaurant in our area that serves THE. I'm pretty much game for anything that has steak in it. Juicy steak and creamy cheese on a warm garlic buttery roll make these Steak Po' Boys a heavenly experience and they're so easy to make too!
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