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Shrimp Mick Jagger

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Ingredients

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1/2 lb small raw headless shrimp (about 30)
1/2 inch piece fresh ginger, peeled and finely chopped
2 green onions, cut into 1-inch slices
1 pinch salt
1 pinch sugar
2 2 tablespoons corn oil or 2 tablespoons peanut oil
2 tablespoons chinese rice wine or 2 tablespoons vermouth
finely chopped green onion
kiwi, slices (optional)

Nutritional information

225
Calories
132 g
Calories From Fat
14.8 g
Total Fat
1.9 g
Saturated Fat
142.9 mg
Cholesterol
722 mg
Sodium
2.9 g
Carbs
0.4 g
Dietary Fiber
0.3 g
Sugars
15.8 g
Protein
191g
Serving Size

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Shrimp Mick Jagger

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      I first saw this recipe printed in The New York Daily News in 1988, where it was excerpted from a book called Rock 'n' Roll Cuisine. The recipe was created by Byron Ayanoglu, who was Mick Jagger's private chef. The bio on Amazon reads Byron Ayanoglu, known as food-god among his Hollywood fans, has written fifteen food-related books, including cookbooks, novels and memoirs. He has worked as food-journalist (restaurant reviewer/cuisine commentator/culinary traveling) for thirty years, and eaten his way around the globe. He has always shared his prandial pleasures with his readers if not necessarily his food. He has worked as private chef to the famous (Mick Jagger; Robert De Niro) and the powerful (the Annenberg family) and has been set-caterer to great films (Sergio Leoni's Once Upon A Time in America). Born in Istanbul he grew up in Canada but never quite got used to the winters of his adopted land. I would love to find more of his recipes!

      • 45 min
      • Serves 2
      • Easy

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      Shrimp Mick Jagger, I first saw this recipe printed in The New York Daily News in 1988, where it was excerpted from a book called Rock ‘n’ Roll Cuisine The recipe was created by Byron Ayanoglu, who was Mick Jagger’s private chef The bio on Amazon reads Byron Ayanoglu, known as food-god among his Hollywood fans, has written fifteen food-related books, including cookbooks, novels and memoirs He has worked as food-journalist (restaurant reviewer/cuisine commentator/culinary traveling) for thirty years, and eaten his way around the globe He has always shared his prandial pleasures with his readers if not necessarily his food He has worked as private chef to the famous (Mick Jagger; Robert De Niro) and the powerful (the Annenberg family) and has been set-caterer to great films (Sergio Leoni’s Once Upon A Time in America) Born in Istanbul he grew up in Canada but never quite got used to the winters of his adopted land I would love to find more of his recipes!, Very delicious! This is easy to prepare but like all shrimp dishes make sure you have all your ingredients together and ready to go it cooks up fast We really enjoyed the flavor used Sake for my choice of rice wine I didn’t know there were so many different kinds but I always have the Sake willing and ready I served it with a nice broccoli rice and some steamed asparagus thanks for posting it 🙂


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      Steps

      1
      Done

      Wash Shrimp. Peel Completely and Devein; or Leave Shells Partially on For Easy Handling at the Table.

      2
      Done

      Combine Shrimp, Half of Ginger, Green Onion, Salt and Sugar in a Bowl. Mix Well.

      3
      Done

      Heat Large Frying Pan or Wok and Add Oil. When Oil Is Hot, Add Other Half of Ginger and Fry, Stirring For a Minute.

      4
      Done

      Immediately Add Shrimp Mixture. Stir and Fry For Two Minutes. Add Chinese Rice Wine or Vermouth; Stir.

      5
      Done

      Reduce Heat and Cover Pan. Continue to Cook For Two More Minutes Over Low Heat.

      6
      Done

      Remove Shrimp from Pan; Sprinkle With Green Onion. Serve With Rice and Kiwi Slices.

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