California Farm Avocado Shrimp Salad
Introduce
Chef :
Hobby Horseman
California Farm Avocado Shrimp Salad
This one is an adaptation of a foolproof appetizer, from my friend Susan, who is a scientist with four perfect guest dinner dishes. I think she keeps a lab book for that -grin.
I just make a cup of my own fresh mayonnaise, add peppersauce to this dish and plant the avocado pits in a window sill box as a future handsome indoor or outdoor plant. Works every time.
Ingredient
Food ration :
2 people
Cooking time :
Fifteen minutes
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
Rinse frozen shrimp under running water in sieve, drain. Mince shallot, mix with shrimp, few drops of lime juice, tsp pepper sauce. Mix well. Rest.
* Step 2
Pulse egg, olive oil, mustard, pepper, salt, lime juice, rice vinegar in food processor eight seconds, then drizzle cup of safflower oil slowly while processor is running and mixture turns stiff like mayonnaise. Done. Put in cup jar, keeps fresh in fridge at least a month. Use two tablespoons of fresh mayonnaise to mix with shrimp and shallots. Mix in Tbs tomato paste. Taste. If too spicy, add spoon of mayonnaise.
* Step 3
Cut avocados in half WITHOUT cutting into the pit, lift out with bamboo skewer, put shrimp mixture in avocado halves.
* Step 4
Plant pits in windowsill planter filled half with potting soil, topped with peat moss. Keep moist till shrubs appears magically.
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