Parkway shares tips for the perfect shrimp po boy Share Updated: 9:00 AM CST Feb 13, 2021 WDSU Digital Team Share Updated: 9:00 AM CST Feb 13, 2021
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Show Transcript Hey, guys. I m Justin Kennedy from Parkway, Bakery and Tavern. And in the spirit of Mardi Gras, we re smack dab in the center in New Orleans, the world famous Roosevelt Hotel. So today we re starting with Louisiana barbecue trip, and we re gonna make this into a po boy sandwich is gonna knock the tongue out your mouth number one ingredient, Luisi and a shrimp. The shrimps does itself all right. That s not too much need to do with it. The sauce is the boss of this sandwich. This is what you gotta do. We got a little beer. Oh, that s good. We re gonna take about half of this, and then you wish. This year sauce. The ratio is gonna be about three parts. Beer, two parts. Wishes sheer sauce. Next thing we got some fresh lime mint. Make sure no seeds fall in there.
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