I had fun racking my brain for what to make for this month's #FishFridayFoodies theme. Our hostess this month is Stacy of Food Lust People Love and she suggested Seafood Fillings.
I was actually doubtful that I would even participate in this but then got that AHA!!!! moment, and I knew what I wanted to make. And since I was going to a potluck this past week, I decided to go ahead and make it.
I've been working on a new crab cake recipe and almost had it right the last time I made it, but something was missing, but I got it now.
Boy do I got it, and I'll share the full Crab Cake recipe later on.
But for now, it's Fish Friday Foodies time and it's time to use a seafood as a filling.
I think my crab cakes are perfect for these little bites of YUM.
I was actually doubtful that I would even participate in this but then got that AHA!!!! moment, and I knew what I wanted to make. And since I was going to a potluck this past week, I decided to go ahead and make it.
I've been working on a new crab cake recipe and almost had it right the last time I made it, but something was missing, but I got it now.
Boy do I got it, and I'll share the full Crab Cake recipe later on.
But for now, it's Fish Friday Foodies time and it's time to use a seafood as a filling.
I think my crab cakes are perfect for these little bites of YUM.
Yield: 24 stuffed mushrooms
Thai Style Crab and Shrimp Stuffed Mushrooms
prep time: cook time: total time:
ingredients:
6 oz. Crab Meat
6 oz. Shrimp - peeled and deveined
1 teaspoon fish sauce
2 teaspoons Green Curry Paste - stirred into 2 teaspoons
water
1 egg
1 cup Panko
24 large Mushroom Caps
instructions:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Stir the Curry Paste, water, egg and fish sauce
together. Place the shrimp into a
small food processor and process to a paste, leaving a few chunks of
shrimp. Place the crab meat, shrimp and
panko into a bowl and mix together. Add
the egg, fish sauce, curry paste and the water, mix together. I like to place a glove on my hands and use
my hands to toss it together, this ensures an even mix, without mooshing it
together too much. Set in the fridge for a minute while you
prepare the mushroom caps.
Prepare the
mushrooms by taking out the stems, but don't throw them away, reserve for another
use.
Scoop up a tablespoon or so of the crab mixture, using a
small scoop and place on the inside of the mushroom cap. Bake at 350 degrees for about 20 minutes or
until the mushrooms and crab/shrimp mixture is cooked and is browned a little
. (If they don't look too browned, turn the temp up to 375 degrees and bake an additional 3-5 minutes).
Serve.
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Sounds amazing Sid, as your recipes always do.
ReplyDeleteThanks Wendy, I had fun with this. I actually made a version of the crab filling for a crab cake cook off this past summer and lost, but that's ok. The recipe wasn't quite what I wanted, but I got it now.
DeleteThose folks at the potluck sure were fortunate! These sound delicious!
ReplyDeleteThey seemed to appreciate not only the mushrooms but also the crab cakes I made alongside. And I'm so going to make these again.
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