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Shrimp Etouffee

A take on traditional etouffee which is made with crawfish tails - this one uses shrimp instead. Similar to Shrimp Creole, this one has a roux base which allows the shrimp to be coated in the sauce. Overall, it takes us to an experience everyone should have at least once - New Orleans. The sounds, the music, the food - you can't pass up the mix of Cajun and Creole. While the cuisines are similar, and widespread throughout New Orleans, a basic difference is whether or not it includes tomatoes - Creole definitely does along with the 'Holy Trinity' of onions, capsicums and celery. Together, they create a memorable sauce to complement the shrimp (prawns). Fairly mild by nature, Creole loves a bit of heat from hot sauce - I'll leave it to you to add your own. Served with steamed rice to soak up the sauce. RECOMMENDED SIDES: Buttermilk Cornbread, Caesar Salad

ContainsGluten, Wheat, Crustacean, Milk

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Ingredients

Prawns (Crustacean), Tomato, tinned, Rice, Chicken stock, Onion, Capsicum, Butter (Milk), White wine, Celery, Green Onion, Flour (Wheat), Tabasco, Garlic, Salt, cayenne pepper, Thyme, Black pepper, Bay leaf

CONTAINS: Gluten, Wheat, Crustacean, Milk.
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