Cracky, crispy shrimp stacked on top of buttered toasted French rolls make a prawn-spring boy sandwich that fills the soul. It has crispy cabbage, fresh tomatoes and a homemade remoulade sauce that slaps your lips for a crazy, delicious lunch!
The Shrimp Poe Boys is a typical sandwich for New Orleans cuisine. When I went to a French dormitory, I shamelessly ate my favorite sandwich My pregnancy. I long for the day, but it’s not happening now.
Made with battered shrimp, toasted garlic French rolls, refreshing lettuce and tomatoes, this shrimp boy recipe is fascinating. The creamy remoulade sauce covers all the goodness inside. I tell you, it won’t be better than this!

What is a real person?
Po’boy is a popular sandwich from Louisiana. Traditionally, it was served in French baguettes with crisp crust and soft, light centres. Traditional stuffing includes roast beef and fried seafood such as shrimp, crab, oysters and fish.
How to make a shrimp boy sandwich

shrimp
- I’ll preheat Fried foods up to 375°C (190°C) or large pots filled halfway with vegetable oil for deep frying.
- mix Place cornmeal, flour, garlic, onion powder, cayenne pepper, salt and pepper in a large bowl. (Photo 1)
- combine Set next to buttermilk, eggs and panding mix. (Photo 2)
- Soaking Peel and remove shrimp from the buttermilk mixture, lightly roll into the flour mixture. (Photo 3-4)
- fry Shrimps are breaded in hot oil several times at a time, from golden to crispy. Depending on the size, it may take more than 3-4 minutes. These giant shrimp took about 6 minutes. (Photo 5)
- drain – Remove from the fryer with a slotted spoon and drain it with a plate lined with a paper towel to ensure it is crispy. Repeat with the remaining shrimp. (Photo 6)

sandwich
- Remoured – Mix lemon juice, mayonnaise, garlic, relish, green onions, mustard, hot sauce, Worcestershire sauce, creole seasonings, salt and pepper in a serving bowl. cover Use wrap to make the flavor mellower. Store in the fridge for about an hour before assembling the sandwich.
- toast – Slice French bread in half lengthwise and toast in the oven until lightly browned.
- Garlic butter – While the bread is toasting, mix crushed garlic and butter in a microwave safe bowl and microwave for about 1 minute or until the butter has melted.
- assemble – Spread it on toasted bread. Drizzle over fried shrimp, sliced cabbage or fine lettuce, sliced tomatoes and remoulade sauce. Sliced dill pickles or jalapeños also make delicious toppings. enjoy!


Recipe Notes
- Traditional stuffing Options include roast beef, ham, crayfish, fried catfish, crocodile, fried chicken and sausages all good. Even ducks and rabbits are pretty common.
- Smoked oyster Another taste of the ocean to ramp your po’boy sandwich.
- Black shrimp We offer Cajun Fried Shrimp with a variety of flavors.
- Bread seared salmon Level up your sandwich into a gorgeous salmon poy boy. This should soon become a new crowd favorite.


Makeup and rest
The key to moving on with the remaining sandwich ingredients and storing the remaining ingredients is to store them individually and keep them fresh.
- bread. Wrap it in foil and store in the fridge for up to a week. When you’re ready to satisfy your cravings, toast fresh and thrashing in garlic butter or remoulade sauce.
- shrimp. Refrigerate or freeze in an airtight container. They are kept fresh in the freezer for 3-4 days and 2-3 months. Reheat in an oven or air fryer just before assembly.
- Remoured sauce. This delicious sauce should be left fresh in a glass jar for up to 2 weeks in the fridge.
I love what kind of shrimp poe boys are with me
The shrimp poreboy sandwich is already a complete meal, but on the traditional side it’s even better. Southern Potato Salad, Quiet puppy (or Cajun Fly), and heartfelt help Fried okra It’s incredible.


You can try a more simple southern bite
- Navy Bean Soup
- Buttermilk biscuits
- Suffocating feathers
- Southern Style Cornbread
- Tea cake
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This post was first published in April 2017 and updated with additional tips, new photos and videos