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Limes
Limes were originally grown in Asia,introduced by the Arab traders to the Iberian Peninsula and North Africa and then brought to Americas by the Spanish and Portuguese explorers. They are a great source of vitamin C and their zesty flavor refreshes the palate. On a hot day,a frozen lime cooler is a real thirst quencher.
In a 5-to-6 cup blender add:
2 cups crushed ice
1/4 cup Rose's lime juice
1/2 cup diet or regular lemon-lime soda
1/4 cup sugar
1-6 oz. can frozen limeade
2 cans cold water from the limeade container
1 slice fresh lime, for a garnish
Directions
Put all the ingredients into a blender and set on high.Pulse
until all of the ingredients are of a smooth texture. Pour
the mixture into a tall glass and add more ice if desired.
Twist the fresh lime slice and top the drink with it.
Alcoholic version
Add a couple of shots of your favorite rum or vodka. Beware!
The drink is highly addictive
Coconut shrimp is the perfect appetizer to go with the above drink.
Fisherman's Warf Coconut Shrimp
Serves 6(2 shrimp per person)
12 jumbo raw shrimp,cleaned,peeled and butterflied
2 cups sweetened coconut
1 cup plain breadcrumbs
1 cup flour
2 eggs, whipped
Directions
Combine coconut and bread crumbs in a shallow dish
Put flour into a separate shallow dish
Put eggs into a separate shallow dish
Dip shrimp first into the flour, then egg mixture, then coconut
and bread crumb mixture, coating well with each element
Put coated shrimp(no more than three at a time)into hot oil 350
degrees
Fry for four minutes, until golden brown,then remove and drain.
Serve with Cool Lime Dipping Sauce
(Makes 2 cups)
1-16 oz can prepared coconut milk
1/2 cup fresh squeezed lime juice
3-4 drops tabasco sauce
1/4 cup sugar
1/4 Tablespoon grated lime zest(for color)
Directions
Combine all of the ingredients into a blender, set on low and
pulse until the mixture is combined. Chill until mixture is
set and then stir in the grated lime peel.
One of my favorite recipes is shrimp marinated in
soy sauce and lime juice, then grilled and stir-fryed with
baby bok choy and fresh spinach.
Tanned Shrimp
(Serves 4)
Into a large plastic Glad bag:
Pour 1-1/2 cups soy sauce
1/4 cup sesame oil
1/4 cup Mongolian fire oil
Add two pounds medium size fresh shrimp
1 Tablespoon shredded ginger
1 green onion, sliced thin
1-clove raw garlic, sliced thin
Chill the mixture for four hours, shrimp should absorb the
marinade's dark color.
Remove shrimp from the bag and grill on a stove top grill or
electric grill for five minutes on each side.
Into a pot of boiling salted water:
Wilt(for 2 minutes) 2 lbs of baby bok choy then remove and drain
Wilt(for 1 minute) 1 lb of fresh spinach, remove and drain
In a large wok or heavy skillet add 1-Tablespoon peanut or canola
oil and salt and cracked black pepper to taste
Add shrimp,wilted baby bok choy, grilled shrimp and wilted spinach. Stir-fry the ingredients for five minutes and then
serve over a mound of jasmine rice(2-cups water,1-cup rice)cook on medium low for 20 minutes.
A light and refreshing fresh lime juice and rice wine vinegar
salad dressing is mixed and then the salad greens are tossed right into the bowl.
Rub a clove of garlic in a wooden or salad bowl, then
add 1/2 cup canola, or peanut oil, 1/8th,cup rice wine vinegar,
1/8th, cup fresh squeezed lime juice=total 1/4 cup,add salt and
cracked black pepper to taste. Let the salad dressing set for ten
minutes and then add leafy green lettuce leaves, and shredded
carrots(can be purchased pre-packaged)then toss until salad
greens are coated with the salad dressing,
A perfect ending to this refreshing meal is a dessert called
Key Lime Snow from www.gourmetsleuth.com
Key Lime Snow
(Serves 8)
2-envelopes unflavored gelatin
1/2 cup cold water
3/4 cup sugar
1-1/2 cup boiling water
1/2 tsp grated lime peel
1/2 cup key lime juice, fresh
4 egg whites
Directions
Sprinkle unflavored gleatin over cold water in a large bowl
and let stand for five minutes. Stir in sugar until blended.
Add boiling water and stir until gelatin is completly dissolved,
about three minutes.Add grated lime peel and lime juice. Chill
until slightly thickened(about 15 minutes)Beat egg whites until
stiff. While beating,gradually add gelatin mixture until soft
peaks form. Spoon into eight individual dessert cups or one
large serving bowl. Chill for two hours. Garnish with a twisted
lime peel.
The drink of choice for the dessert is a cup of key lime tea. It
can be ordered from www.culinaryteas.com. If the tea is unavailable substitute green tea.
Cooking since the age of fifteen,the author totally enjoys
inventing new recipes for personal use to the delight of family
and friends.
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