Shrimp balls from Vincent's
Does anyone have the recipe (or approximation) for the shrimp balls at Vincent's on Hester Street?
They're basically a shrimp meatball served over pasta, and they're amazing.
Many cooks (both Italian and not) add sugar to tomato sauce to cut bitterness. Tomato sauce can taste bitter for a variety of reasons (to name a few: overuse of tomato paste, skin/seeds in the sauce, over-simmering of herbs/spices, under-ripe tomatoes or simply using crap tomatoes).
These were mentioned on The Kitchn in early 2009 and they're awesome (albeit expensive):
+1 on La Caja China. Cooks amazingly, the only downside is the missing aesthetic of the spit.
Also, just wanted to mention that the pig in the slideshow is spitted improperly. The snout-end prong should actually be placed under the head/neck and into the haunches of the front legs
Instructions should read: insert the main bar through the anus, slide prong on bar BEFORE exiting the mouth, secure, THEN slide bar through mouth.
Could be wrong, but that's the way I've always done it (and seen it done).
Is it just me, or does anyone else think the BBQ sauce at Fette Sau is terrible? (other than that, I love the place!)
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Does anyone have the recipe (or approximation) for the shrimp balls at Vincent's on Hester Street?
They're basically a shrimp meatball served over pasta, and they're amazing.
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