• Guillot's Bang Bang Crappie Shrimp

    Cooked a quick lunch today as Tornado repairs waits for no one. Making progress.

    Anyway to start I use 1 stick of Un-salted butter in the pan on medium heat till simmering.



    Once simmering a fine mince on a couple of toes of quality Elephant Garlic and into the butter it goes. You do not want to brown your butter at all. The hot oils in the butter will extract the abundance of flavor.



    As the garlic cooks a bit I diced some crappie fillets into 3/4in cubes adding the fish then add a heavy helping of Bang Bang seasonings to the mixture to start the seasonings themselves cooking to bloom the flavors.



    At this point I grab a big handful of shrimp adding them to the pan as well and give a good stir. The Crappie will break up providing some body to the dish.



    Now I love the sesame chili oil and it really brings on the heat as well as adding the toasted sesame seed aroma to the overall dish. Black pepper for flavor and salt to taste. The un-salted butter leaves the dish room for salting. I add thin sliced scallions when turning the heat off. If more heat is desired additional Chili oil & Bang Bang seasonings will further spice the dish right up.



    I like this over Jasmine Rice but regular white rice is fine. A cold Longneck makes the overall dish really Pop. Since one Longneck leads to another around here I had to forego the beer for tea. Still had to go back outside and work.



    I like a little soy sauce with mine but is is very good without too.
    This article was originally published in forum thread: Guillot's Bang Bang Crappie Shrimp started by Rojo View original post
    Comments 7 Comments
    1. SuperDave336's Avatar
      SuperDave336 -
      Yum, looks and sounds delicious
    1. TDMartin25's Avatar
      TDMartin25 -
      Man, that looks awesome. We cook crawfish or shrimp etouffee regularly around here, but adding sacalait with shrimp and doing something like this sounds like an awesome idea. Thank you for posting.
    1. Barnacle Bill's Avatar
      Barnacle Bill -
      I never ate anything quite like that but would love to try it.
    1. Ketchn's Avatar
      Ketchn -
      a thought , maybe scale the fish and then filet them , it might keep them in larger chunks in the dish , just a thought , looks tasty nonetheless sir
    1. franklin fisher's Avatar
      franklin fisher -
      Looks Awesome. Thanks for sharing.
    1. BuckeyeCrappie's Avatar
      BuckeyeCrappie -
      Awesome pots! Thanks
    1. Rojo's Avatar
      Rojo -
      As you know some waterways they do not recommend eating the fish. The a lot of the areas I fish they suggest only eating the fish once a month. The heavy metals, PCB's, etc. are stored in the skin so I skin everything. I do make a exception for my Mock Eel Rolls made with skin on Goggle-Eye fillets. You're just not eating that much fish skin in a small species to boot. Glad y'all like this recipe. If I can suggest after buying a Bang Bang seasoning blend wet your finger and stick the end of it in your blend and taste before making this dish. The Members Mark Bang Bang seasoning blend is not as spicy as some so I'm a little heavy handed with it when adding to a dish.
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