
These zesty marinated shrimp taste perfect with a light char off the grill. Serve on small skewers for an easy-to-eat presentation.
Recipe: Carolina Grilled Shrimp
Photo: Jennifer Davick
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Southern-Style Shrimp
Peeled, boiled, or grilled–shrimp always tastes best when served Southern-style.
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Recipes:
- Marinated Lemon Shrimp and Artichokes
- Marinated Lemon Shrimp with Olives
- Fig-and-Horseradish-Glazed Shrimp
- Shrimp and Collards
- Spicy Shrimp Spoon Bread
- Carolina Grilled Shrimp
Sizing Up Shrimp
When buying shrimp, check the label and you’ll see a set of numbers divided by a slash, such as 16/20 or 51/60. These numbers
refer to the count or number of shrimp per pound. While there are no regulations governing the use of such terms as “large”
or “jumbo,” stores are required to display the number of shrimp per pound, so we’ll begin including the count with our recipes
to use as a guideline. One location may label a 51/60 count shrimp as medium size, while another may label it as large and
charge a premium price.
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