The Food for Thought column on the cover of the Tri-City Herald's Food & Wine section July 16 celebrates the birth of the Daiquiri cocktail. It was invented by Jennings Stockton Cox, a mining engineer, in 1898 in Daiquiri, Cuba. Inside youll find more recipes plus buying, cooking and health tips on a variety of food-related subjects.
Pickled Pink Shrimp-in-a-Snap
32 very large shrimp (about 2 pounds), cooked in their shells
1 bunch fresh cilantro
1 cup Japanese pickled ginger, with juice (available in Asian markets)
Instructions
Buy shrimp already cooked. Wash and dry cilantro. Split shrimp down back, cutting almost all way through. Fill with small pieces of pickled ginger and cilantro leaves. Drain remaining ginger and place juice in small ramekin for dunking. Makes 32 shrimp.
From: Entertaining 1-2-3 by Rozanne Gold.
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