Why pay so much when SeaPak can give you fresh delicious easily prepared seafood with their wide variety of products. And seeing as tis the season for entertaining, Sea-Pak’s Seafood products are absolutely perfect. So while many are having a traditional ham or turkey dinner for Christmas, I enjoyed dishes made with SeaPak’s Shrimp Scampi, SeaPak Maryland Style Crab Cakes and SeaPak Butterfly Shrimp.
First recipe was made with the delicious Shrimp Scampi – before I even begin, let me just tell you the delicious smells of the Shrimp Scampi working brought out what the best comment from my friend – “that shrimp came out of a box?”. It was true, the scampi smelled incredible, not at all like a frozen dish. The first recipe I’m featuring is Garlic Herb Shrimp Stuffing (I must not I stole these recipes from SeaPak’s website). Click on Shrimp Scampi Recipes for more recipe ideas.
The next recipe for Crab Quiche, although a very good one, didn’t happen but I still want to feature it. I do have a good reason for it not happening though. I made the mistake of heating up on of the crab cakes since I was hungry and wanted to snack on something to tide me over while preparing, I had one bite and next thing I knew, I was out of crab cakes – I swear I blacked out, the crab cakes were too delicious to stop eating them. They were unequivocally, the best darn crab cakes I have ever, ever had. Not only did it taste like it was hand made in someone’s kitchen, it has huge chunks of sweet real blue crab meat that was beyond divine. I could go on and on about it but I’ll stop myself now. Please enjoy the recipe below
Crab Quiche
The last dish is an updated version of one of my favorite hors d’oeuvres – Bruschetta, which is usually on grilled bread, but a quick substitute of SeaPak’s Butterfly Shrimp instead of bread made this updated version a new favorite.
So while you all were enjoying turkey, ham, maybe chicken and for a few people, Tofu, I had a very delicious Seafood Christmas. I am stuffed, I took a break and went back for more.
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