Ingredients
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Directions
Crab and Shrimp Squares, An easy and yummy appetizer All seafood lovers gobble these up This is a slight adaptation of a Pillsbury recipe , Really good & easy Made these as an appy for a Key West-themed b’day dinner for DH, and I only tried ONE small square, as these were eaten up quickly! used reduced-fat crescents I mixed up the topping early in the day & refrigerated a few hours till I got ready to bake Served with a bottled creamy chipotle sauce that some spread on top of these squares One thing – the toppings kind of fall off I wonder if a dab of mayo or something might hold it ‘together’?? Or a little more cheese might ‘bind’ it 🙂 Thanks for suggesting this recipe, ms bold , These are great and have made these for many years! I am not fond of the imitation crab and I just go ahead and splurge for guests and use real crab for these since we are so close to the Chesapeake bay I have never put cheese on the final layer instead I make a sauce for dipping A good basic appetizer that can be built according to taste
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Steps
1
Done
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Heat Oven to 375f. |
2
Done
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Thaw Shrimp as Directed on Package. |
3
Done
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Drain Well; Press Between Paper Towels to Remove Excess Liquid. |
4
Done
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Cut Half of the Shrimp Into Small Pieces. |
5
Done
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Combine Shrimp, Crabmeat, Seafood Seasoning, Garlic Powder and Parsley in a Bowl. |
6
Done
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Unroll Dough Onto Ungreased Cookie Sheet. |
7
Done
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Press to Form 12x8-Inch Rectangle; Firmly Press Perforations to Seal. |
8
Done
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Top Dough With Seafood Mixture and Sprinkle Shredded Cheese as Final Layer. |
9
Done
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Bake at 375f. |
10
Done
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For 15 to 20 Minutes or Until Crust Is Golden Brown. |
11
Done
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Cut Into Squares. |