With the holiday season at
hand, many of us are looking foi
fresh ideas for hors d’oeuvres.
Whether you’re having a big party
or a small dinner, let seafood be
part of your menu.
You can serve a diverse selec
tion of appetizers when you use
seafood. And since many seafood
preparations are light, your guests
can enjoy them and still look for
ward to the main course.
Or you can serve a selection of
seafood appetizers, in combina
tion with other foods such as raw
vegetables, crackers and fruit, as a
light meal. Some hors d’oeuvres,
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such as marinated broiled shrimp,
can also be a main course.
Plan to have mostly cold appe
tizers, with only a couple of hot
ones. Then you can enjoy your
guests with minimal time in the
kitchen.
Some of the simplest appetiz
ers are also the tastiest. This short
ens preparation time. And many,
such as cold spreads and dips, can
be prepared ahead of time.
They’re often better when made a
day before serving.
Why not add festive flair and
ocean flavor to your holiday hors
d’oeuvres with a shrimp Christ-
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to the heavy hors d’oeuvres and
calorie-ridden sweets that abound
during the holiday season.
Shrimp Christmas Tree
2 pounds medium shrimp
1 bunch curly endive
1 foam cone, 1 1/2 feet tall
1 small box round toothpicks
cocktail sauce
Place shrimp in boiling salted
or seasoned water. Cover and sim
mer about five minutes or unlit*
shrimp ait pink and tender. Drain,
Peel shrimp. Devein if desired.
Chill.
Separate, wash and dry endive.
Starting at the base of the foam
cone and working up, cover the
cone with overlapping leaves of
endive. Fasten endive to the cone
with toothpick halves. Cover fully
with greens to resemble Christmas
tree. Attach shrimp to the tree in
loose spirals with toothpicks.
For flair, add a red bow to the
top of your tree. Provide cocktail
sauce in nearby bowl for dipping
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1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 tablespoon Worcestershire
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2 tablespoons horseradish
1 1/2 teaspoon sugar
1/4 teaspoon or more Tabasco
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chili.
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eral hours in advance. But be sure
it is tightly wrapped in plastic
wrap to keep the shrimp from dry
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under refrigeration until serving.
culture science teacher. Krista was
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