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Kahlua Shrimp Jerk With Red Peppers On Angel Hair Pasta

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Vegetables, Meats Vegetarian Shrimp 3 Servings

INGREDIENTS

8 oz Medium shrimp
5 oz Jerk sauce
2 oz Honey
1 oz Kahlua, or more to taste
2 Garlic cloves, minced
2 T Fresh flat-leaf parsley
chopped
2 T Fresh cilantro leaves
chopped
1 T Fresh basil leaves, ribbon
cut
1 t Fresh thyme leaves, or more
to taste
Red pepper flakes, optional
to taste
1 Dark brown vegetarian
bouillon or beef
bouillon
1/2 t Cornstarch
Water
1/2 Red bell pepper, diced
1/2 t Worcestershire sauce
optional to taste
Vegetable cooking spray
6 oz Angel hair pasta, or more
2 1/4 c Chopped broccoli, steamed
Fresh herbs, optional
garnish

INSTRUCTIONS

Peel the shrimp. Salt-wash for about 4 to 5 minutes. Butterfly and
devein. Combine marinade ingredients in a non-reactive bowl. Taste  and
increase sweetness, if desired, with additional kahlua. Add the  shrimp
to the marinade. Toss to coat. The marinade should cover the  shrimp.
Set aside to 'bloom' for 30 to 60 minutes. Drain the shrimp,  retaining
the marinade. Add the bouillon and cornstarch to the  marinade; stir
until dissolved. Spray a wok and heat it over a high  burner. Stir fry
the shrimp quickly, draining any moisture that  collects so that the
shrimp sear. When pink, push shrimp up the walls  of the wok. Add the
marinade and allow to bubble until the edges turn  translucent (less
than 1 minute). Thin the sauce with water  (preferrably from the pasta
or vegetable). Reduce the heat and add  the red bell pepper additional
herbs if using. Taste and add  Worcestershire sauce, if you desire.
Serve at once on pasta with  vegetable on the side.  SOURCES: Recipe
adapted from Ken Vemon's KAHLUA GRILLED SHRIMP ON  ANGEL HAIR PASTA, an
entry in a Louisianna Festival (cookbook #1; Lou  Ana Gardens, Inc)
Recipe was posted on Brenda's RecipeCafe mailing  list by Dena Goad
(11/7/98). The original made 5+1/2 cups of sauce  based on Tiger Sauce
and Kahlua for 2 pounds of shrimp. The sauce was  discarded and the
shrimp were grilled on a mesquite fire. We reduced  and reproportioned
the ingredients so that we retained the sauce for  the pasta. REVIEW:
Very attractive on the plate. Kick with after  kick. Sweet. We liked it
and would serve as part of a party/ buffet  menu. Haunting flavor. The
red pepper flakes were over-kill. A  chile-head meal. [11/12/98] Tested
by kitpath@earthlink.net [Per  Serving - Calories 496; Fat 5g (9%cff);
Cholesterol 116mg; 80g carbs;  28g protein; 5g fiber]  Recipe by:
Hanneman november 1998 (See source note)  Posted to EAT-LF Digest by
kitpath@earthlink.net on Nov 12, 1998,  converted by MM_Buster v2.0l.

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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 569
Calories From Fat: 61
Total Fat: 6.8g
Cholesterol: 97.7mg
Sodium: 3639.4mg
Potassium: 1683mg
Carbohydrates: 100.1g
Fiber: 12.5g
Sugar: 22.8g
Protein: 34.8g


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