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Shrimp and Poblano Salad with Tortillas

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Because shrimp can dry out on the grill, Marcia Kiesel wraps them in slices of cured meat first so they stay succulent. Here she uses salami, which adds an instantly rich and garlicky flavor to the shellfish (you can also wrap the shrimp in bacon or prosciutto). The poblanos and tortillas can cook at the same time as the shrimp—another way she keeps this recipe simple.

Shrimp and Poblano Salad with Tortillas

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Shrimp and Poblano Salad with Tortillas

Very different salad with great flavor.  We just ate the crispy tortilla with the salad.  I didn't know if you were supposed to put the salad on top or ?  It does not work to use bacon around the shrimp unless you have really thing pieces.  Our bacon did not get cooked and we didn't want to overcook the shrimp. I also used proscuitto because I had it and thought the flavor was way too strong and salty.

Posted by: karenf on August 21, 2008

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Very different salad with great flavor.  We just ate the crispy tortilla with the salad.  I didn't know if you were supposed to put the salad on top or ?  It does not work to use bacon around the shrimp unless you have really thing pieces.  Our bacon did not get cooked and we didn't want to overcook the shrimp. I also used proscuitto because I had it and thought the flavor was way too strong and salty.

Posted by: karenf on August 21, 2008

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Very different salad with great flavor.  We just ate the crispy tortilla with the salad.  I didn't know if you were supposed to put the salad on top or ?  It does not work to use bacon around the shrimp unless you have really thing pieces.  Our bacon did not get cooked and we didn't want to overcook the shrimp. I also used proscuitto because I had it and thought the flavor was way too strong and salty.

Posted by: karenf on August 21, 2008

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