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Asian Nachos With Pecorino, Cheddar

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Ingredients

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5 ounces wonton wrappers
2 cups vegetable oil (for frying)
1 ounce bell pepper (any color, cut fine julienne)
3 ounces black beans (canned, drained)
4 ounces salsa
3 ounces cheddar cheese (finely shredded)
1 ounce minced garlic
1 tablespoon scallion
1 tablespoon cilantro (optional)
1 tablespoon pecorino cheese (shaved or shredded)
8 ounces shrimp (deveined and shelled)
2 ounces plum sauce (check the asian aisle at your grocery store)
1 tablespoon crushed lemongrass
1 teaspoon ginger (freshly shredded)
3 ounces water (as needed to thin out plum sauce)

Nutritional information

2569.7
Calories
2116 g
Calories From Fat
235.1 g
Total Fat
37.9 g
Saturated Fat
271.8 mg
Cholesterol
2039.8 mg
Sodium
74.2 g
Carbs
6 g
Dietary Fiber
4.6 g
Sugars
47.4 g
Protein
329g
Serving Size

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Asian Nachos With Pecorino, Cheddar

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      These nachos are made from won ton wraps. I cut them into triangles and fry them to a light golden brown. Traditionally, Chinese restaurants will create a "giveaway" snack by frying up leftover noodles or wonton pieces. These snacks have become so popular, some restaurants have added this snack to their menus. One restaurant, a non-Asian restaurant called Romano's Macaroni Grill did a playful spin by topping these crisps with asiago and parmesan cheeses, bell peppers, chicken, and green onions. My version has a more-dramatic presentation and features garlicky Black Tiger Shrimp, Pecorino and Cheddar Cheeses, a black bean and Thai aromatic trinity (see recipe below).

      I serve this with a lemongrass-plum bbq sauce.
      TIP: When assembling the dish, alternate in layers (crisps, salsa, shrimp)

      • 40 min
      • Serves 2
      • Easy

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      Asian Nachos With Pecorino, Cheddar & Shrimp, These nachos are made from won ton wraps I cut them into triangles and fry them to a light golden brown Traditionally, Chinese restaurants will create a giveaway snack by frying up leftover noodles or wonton pieces These snacks have become so popular, some restaurants have added this snack to their menus One restaurant, a non-Asian restaurant called Romano’s Macaroni Grill did a playful spin by topping these crisps with asiago and parmesan cheeses, bell peppers, chicken, and green onions My version has a more-dramatic presentation and features garlicky Black Tiger Shrimp, Pecorino and Cheddar Cheeses, a black bean and Thai aromatic trinity (see recipe below) I serve this with a lemongrass-plum bbq sauce TIP: When assembling the dish, alternate in layers (crisps, salsa, shrimp), These nachos are made from won ton wraps I cut them into triangles and fry them to a light golden brown Traditionally, Chinese restaurants will create a giveaway snack by frying up leftover noodles or wonton pieces These snacks have become so popular, some restaurants have added this snack to their menus One restaurant, a non-Asian restaurant called Romano’s Macaroni Grill did a playful spin by topping these crisps with asiago and parmesan cheeses, bell peppers, chicken, and green onions My version has a more-dramatic presentation and features garlicky Black Tiger Shrimp, Pecorino and Cheddar Cheeses, a black bean and Thai aromatic trinity (see recipe below) I serve this with a lemongrass-plum bbq sauce TIP: When assembling the dish, alternate in layers (crisps, salsa, shrimp)


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      1. in a Small Pot (medium High Heat) Add Cooking Oil.

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      2. While the Oil Is Warming, Cut 5 Won Ton Wrappers Into Triangles. Big Triangles Make For a More Dramatic Presentation, but If You're Serving More People, Slice Them Into Smaller Triangles.

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      3. in a Saute' Pan on Medium Heat, Warm Up the Salsa With 1/2 of the Garlic and the Cheddar Cheese.

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      4. as the Cheese Begins to Melt, Begin Frying Your Triangles. Remove When Lightly Golden Using a Slotted Spoon. Dry on Paper Towels.

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      5. Transfer Your Triangles to a Serving Dish.

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      6. Return to Your Salsa-Cheese Mixture. Add Black Beans. Cook 1 Minute.

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      7. While the Beans Are Warming, Grab a Saute Pan and Cook the Shrimp in a Little Butter Til Bright Orange. This Should Only Take a Minute or So.

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      8. For the Plum-Lemongrass Barbecue Sauce: Combine Plum Sauce, Lemongrass, Ginger, Water, Chili Paste, Soy Sauce, Ketchup and Whisk.

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      9. Plating: Using a Serving Spoon, Scoop and Drizzle the Salsa Mixture Over the Triangles.

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      10. Top With Shrimp and More of the Mixture.

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      11. Garnish With Scallions and Cilantro.

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      12. Serve the Barbecue Sauce on the Side or Drizzled on Top,.

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