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Po' Boy sandwiches are a favorite in New Orleans. Served on a baguette, they traditionally contain seafood or roast beef. The po' boy was created by Bennie and Clovis Martin, two brothers who worked as streetcar conductors before they opened the Martin Brothers' Coffee Stand and Restaurant in the French Market in 1922. When the streetcar motormen and conductors went on strike in 1929, the Martin brothers sent them the following letter: “Our meal is free to any members of Division 194. We are with you till hell freezes, and when it does, we will furnish blankets to keep you warm.”
Today's zesty, shrimp po' boy sandwich recipe, with its creamy rémoulade sauce and spicy Creole seasoning, is a real winner… you're sure to make it than once! For ease, use Vital Choice pre-cooked Oregon Pink Shrimp, or for a more authentic Crescent City effect, cook and use some of our amazing, hand-harvested Pacific Spot Prawns. This creamy, spicy rendition brings out the sweet and delicate flavors for which both kinds of shrimp are renowned. Keep the extra sauce and seasoning nearby!
Adapted from a recipe on the Closet Cooking food blog by David Lynch, which in turn was adapted from a version on Rebecca Crump's Ezra Pound Cake food blog. Rebecca adapted the Rémoulade Sauce from a recipe by Sunny Anderson (“Cooking for Real,” Food Network).