By Eddy − On Sunday, June 26, 2016, 7 years ago in Seafood Recipes
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Portuguese BBQ Grilled Shrimp Recipe


Spicy and delicious Portuguese style BBQ grilled shrimp with piri piri sauce, lemon juice and butter.
Portuguese BBQ Grilled Shrimp Recipe


Preparation time 5 min
Cooking Time 20 min
Ready In 25 min
Level of DifficultyEasy
Servings2

Ingredients

1 doz king size shrimpButter (to taste)Lemon juice (to taste)Piri Piri sauce (to taste)
1 doz king size shrimpButter (to taste)Lemon juice (to taste)Piri Piri sauce (to taste)
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Instructions

  1. Char grill the shrimp until cooked through.
  2. Meanwhile blend all other ingredients in a saucepan over medium heat until butter has melted.
  3. Once the shrimp are cooked, immerse them in the sauce mixture for a few minutes.
  4. Garnish with coriander or parsley.
  5. Serve immediately with the sauce and warm home made bread.
  6. You can also serve these with a garden salad or on a bed of rice.
Recipe & Photo Credit: heatbeads.com.au

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Francis Lee Bercher
Francis Lee Bercher
Finish this off with chopped cilantro.
2 years ago, Thursday, July 29, 2021
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