Versatile? Dependably delicious? The perfect way to elevate any occasion? We like to think Prime Shrimp Cook-In-Bag and an array of the finest meats and cheeses already have a lot in common.
What should be on a charcuterie board?
The best charcuterie boards are all about contrast in tastes and textures. Combine sweet fresh fruit, creamy soft cheeses, salty hard cheeses, briny olives or pickles, spicy meats and tangy preserves.
So let's cut to the chase: Prepare a pouch of seasoned shrimp. Chill after cooking in a ice bath or by letting rest in the fridge. Add to your presentation and claim antipasti bragging rights until the next dinner party.
cook Prime Shrimp according to package directions - place in pot of boiling water for 4 mins, then let rest and cool while you assemble the board
arrange all your finest meats, cheeses and accoutrements on the big, clean surface
save room for a nice pile of freshly cooked, perfectly seasoned shrimp
Recipe Note
There is no wrong way to assemble a charcuterie board, so get as creative as you want. Deviled or hard-boiled eggs are a great addition as well as fresh or grilled then chilled vegetables. Surround with your favorite dip or spreads, including hummus, tzatziki or a knob of salted irish butter.
This Prime Shrimp New Orleans Style BBQ Po Boy ready in as little as 8 minutes. The most important points: get a good French Bread and a lot of napkins.
This mini shrimp tostadas recipe with avocado and lime comes together in less than 15 minutes. Pair with a frozen margarita or a cold limeade and enjoy!
These Prime Shrimp Charcuterie Cups spruce up classic charcuterie with perfectly cooked shrimp, served in easy (and aesthetically pleasing) personal portions.
