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Curried Macaroni Salad with fresh Shrimp

This time of year we can get those little pink salad shrimp fresh.
The flavour is so sweet and wonderful-nothing like the canned or
frozen stuff. One of our favourites is a Curry Macaroni Salad I
make. The key is to have a mild sweet or seafood type curry. The
one I use is from Somboon in Bangkok, Thailand where they make the best
curried crab in the world. You don't want a harsh, hot, or bitter
curry so taste your curry first. Another one that works is to buy
those Indian sweet curry pastes and mix it in with the mayo first.

If serving for a large group go ahead and add the tomatoes when
making. But I usually make the salad a couple of days ahead and let
it develop the flavours and add the tomatoes and shrimp to small
portions of the salad when served.

Curried Macaroni Salad w/Shrimp

1# salad macaroni, cooked al dente
2# salad shrimp
1 large sweet red onion, diced
16 oz. sliced black olives
2-3 cups cherry tomatoes, halved
2-3 cups mayonaise (Best Foods Light)
Fresh ground pepper and salt to taste

Butter Lettuce leaves make great serving "dishes" and you can
actually eat out of hand this way.

Cook macaroni according to package instructions, drain, place in
cold water to prevent further cooking.

Add mayonaise and stir until coated. If using curry paste mix some
with the mayo to mix evenly.

If using curry powder add 1-2 tsp. stir, taste adjust. Remember the
curry flavours will develop in the fridge.

Add the chopped onion and sliced olives. Stir. Add freshly ground
pepper. I rarely add salt as the mayo and shrimp and olives add
enough saltiness for us.

I scoup up this macaroni shrimp salad on washed and dry butter
lettuce leaves and arrange on a large platter.

Enjoy this easy Summer meal.


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