How to Make Cóctel de Camarón with Elle Simone Scott

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How to Make Cóctel de Camarón with Elle Simone Scott


Test cook Elle Simone Scott prepares a refreshing Cóctel de Camarón (Mexican Shrimp Cocktail).

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  1. V8 sounds good,better than ingredient list in Clamato (yuck). It`s 104 degrees here Nor-Cal and made a batch which is chillin` in the fridge to get super cold.This ATK recipe is missing a key ingredient,jalapeno or serrano chili`s which is a must have.

  2. Great dish I love it. Just to add some local info, here in Mexico the pacific side uses cucumber on their coctel de camaron, the gulf is usually without cucumber and they add a kick with "hueva" which are eggs of fish not for everyone but way better in my opinion. Thanks for showing love to MEX and seafood

  3. Awesome! I love this dish. I get it at an oyster bar where it isn’t on the menu but the cook there is from Mexico originally and he will make almost anything you request. Looking forward to watching more of Elle’s videos. Her instructions are great and I love her voice.

  4. I watched this on PBS yesterday, chased you down on YouTube today and made the recipe. It's simple and delicious. I had to purchase all the ingredients unfortunately (even the ketchup) and it came in at around $30 dollars. Not bad considering this made a ton and will easily be plenty as an appetizer for a large get together. Also this can easily be adapted to other meals. There's no reason this can't be served on a tortilla as a taco or over rice a a summer evening light dish.

  5. It’s originally a Salvadoran recipe, not Mexican. This is a recipe that goes all the way back to the Pipil, and slowly has migrated north and become popular in Mexico.

  6. I've used v8 once to see how it tasted like on shrimp cocktail, and it was good but clamato is better. Plus I add some worcestershire sauce and half a can of orange soda (you can skip that one though), chopped tomato, and I peel and remove the seeds from the cucumbers, and chop it into smaller pieces to bring out the chunks of shrimp. God, now I want some!