Shrimp Cocktail with a Twist |
By
posting this recipe I am entering a recipe contest sponsored by Sabra Dipping
Co. LLC, and am eligible to win prizes associated with the contest. I received
coupons for free product used in testing this recipe. I was not compensated for
my time.
I was so
excited to hear about Sabra’s #TwoSpoons Tailgating Recipe ReDux challenge.
Sabra is the Official Dips Sponsor of the NFL and challenged Recipe Reduxers to
reinvent a tailgate recipe using any flavor of Sabra hummus.
Well, I love
shrimp cocktail. My husband loves shrimp cocktail. When I offer shrimp cocktail at a party, it seems to
be the most popular food item of the party. So I decided to do a twist on
shrimp cocktail and substitute Sabra’s new Lemon Twist Hummus in place of
cocktail sauce. Serve it in a fancy glass and it becomes a real hit with my family
and friends.
Just two
spoons of hummus a day will fulfill your bean recommendation for the whole week!
What could be more delicious than that? Very few of us meet the dietary recommendation
for beans. Hummus is an easy way to meet your weekly needs. And humus helps to
boot your fiber intake, especially when paired with veggies or whole grains. For
more information on Sabra, go to: www.sabra.com/wellness-nutrition#benefits.
To make this
recipe ahead of time, simply prepare the shrimp as directed and then refrigerate on
ice. Bring the other ingredients and assemble on the spot once you arrive at
your tailgate destination. The shrimp cocktails can be assembled in just a
couple of minutes. And, you can use plastic stemware, if desired.
I used Sabra's new Lemon Twist Hummus which pairs beautifully with the shrimp. It's a winning combination.
I used Sabra's new Lemon Twist Hummus which pairs beautifully with the shrimp. It's a winning combination.
Shrimp Cocktail with a
Twist
Ingredients:
1 pound
medium (31 to 35 count) uncooked shrimp
2 teaspoons
butter or margarine
1 10-ounce
container Sabra Lemon Twist Hummus
1 stalk celery,
trimmed and cut into 4-inch sticks
6 sprigs fresh
cilantro
6 martini,
margarita, or other special glasses for presentation
6 lemon or lime
wedges (optional, for garnish)
Directions:
Devein shrimp
and remove shells, leaving the tails intact. Melt butter in large non-stick
saucepan over medium heat. Add shrimp and cook until shrimp is no longer pink,
about 2 to 3 minutes, turning once during cooking. Remove pan from heat. Transfer
shrimp to medium bowl filled with ice water; set aside or refrigerate if
assembling at a later time.
Place 3 tablespoons
hummus in bottom of each glass. Hang shrimp over the edge of glass, allowing
about 5 or 6 shrimp per serving. Garnish with celery, cilantro, and lemon
wedge, if desired.
Makes 6 servings.
This recipe
can be doubled or tripled if needed.
Sabra is the
perfect option for your tailgating menu, whether it is the shrimp cocktail
recipe featured here or any of the other delightful recipes by other Recipe Reduxers
listed below.
Wow - now that is clever - I love shrimp cocktail and I love hummus so I know I'd love this!
ReplyDeleteSeems like a winning combination to me, too.
DeleteWhat a unique recipe- I love it! Way to show a simple trick to boost up the nutrition ever more on that classic shrimp cocktail!
ReplyDeleteUnique, but so simple and eye appealing. And it can all be assembled in just a few minutes.
DeleteLove how easy and delicious this is! Don't you just love the Lemon Twist hummus?
ReplyDeleteYes, I love Sabra's lemon twist hummus. It is good in so many ways.
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