Shrimp Cocktail Recipe







Shrimp Cocktail Martini Recipe, Shrimp Appetizer (photograph)
shrimp cocktail with shrimp cocktail sauce







This is a classic! Everyone loves shrimp cocktail.
 an easy simple course to start a Dinner Party ...  put shrimp in a martini glass for an impressive presentation
Not only is this luscious and beautiful to behold,
it is low in fat, carbohydrates and calories making it ideal to serve your dinner guests

Another great feature...  this outstanding shrimp cocktail sauce recipe can be prepared ahead of time, then simply put this delicious
First Course entree together at the last minute for easy entertaining.

I like to serve it after the Amuse Bouche course and just before the saladbut you can serve it any time

see more of my easy
First Course Appetizers

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for another shrimp cocktail recipe (photograph included) similar to this with freshly chopped vegetables served in a martini glass
and a little celery stalk as a 'swizzle stick' for a unique gourmet party presentation 

Shrimp Cocktail Appetizer
source:  sauce by Dave Bucholz, photograph created by Peggy Bucholz, www.finedinings.com



Serves 2

1/2 cup catsup 
2 tablespoons hot cream style
horseradish
1/4 teaspoon sugar
1/2 teaspoon Kosher salt
1/2 teaspoons freshly cracked black pepper
2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
4 drops Tabasco 
1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire 
2 garlic cloves, minced
2 martini glasses
20-24 shrimp seafood, cooked, peeled, tail-on (61 to 70 count)
2 slices lemons
2 parsley sprigs

Make the shrimp cocktail sauce by combining the catsup, horseradish, sugar, salt, black pepper, fresh lemon juice, Tabasco, Worcestershire and minced garlic cloves together in a small bowl.
Can be prepared in advance.  

Spoon the cocktail sauce into martini glasses, arrange shrimp around the rim draping tails over the side for a beautiful presentation.

Make a slit in the lemon slices from the peel to the center, place on rim of glasses, add parsley sprigs for
garnish and serve this beautiful shrimp cocktail hors d'oeuvre on individual dinner plates as a first course entree. It's a keeper!

Wine recommendation:  Chardonnay







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