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This tasty grilled shrimp dish is great anytime, but is especially welcome in this, the year of Mexico’s dual anniversaries. September 16, 2010, is the bicentennial of Mexico’s Independence Day and November 20 is the centennial of the Mexican Revolution.
Why try? Get the Mexican Independence Day festivities started with spicy tequila lime grilled shrimp!
Foodie Byte: Finish grilled shrimp with a zesty chile lime-infused oil; combine 2 tablespoons each: olive oil and lime juice with 1 tablespoon fresh minced cilantro, 1 teaspoon chile lime seasoning and 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin. Serve as a basting glaze or dipping sauce. Variation: simply grill marinated shrimp directly on grill. Toss in chile lime-infused oil and serve arranged on a platter for sharing with fresh limes.
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