Hi Mark, Thanks for the recipe! I like the ingredients -- but would not thought of the wasabi. (Makes sense - cause cocktail sauce contains horseradish.) I'll certainly give it a try over the holidays! (sub-evil level) To send to the list simply mail to: chileheads List <chile-heads@GlobalGarden.com> You might need to be on the list to email to it, see http://chileheads.netimages.com/list.html Would you like for me to email the recipe to the list on your behalf? By-the-way, you might like to visit my chile website: http://www.abarnhart.com/chile Happy Holidays, Andy quark@erols.com MrCapsicum@aol.com wrote: > > Hi Andy.... > > I don't really know how to send to the CH list so I thought I would send > to you directly. This was a shrimp appetiazer I made last year for a > Chrismas party. I thought it was really hot and most others thought it was > pretty unbearable, but I did eat it anyway. So, here it is. Let me know > what you think. > > Fireworks Shrimp > > 2 1/2 t. olive oil > 1/3 c. jalapeno peppers, not seeded and small dice > 1 small white onion, small dice > 1 ea. red, green & yellow bell peppers,seeded and small dice > 1 1/2 lbs. roma tomatoes, seeded and small dice > 2 t. chili oil > 2 1/2 t. cayenne pepper > 1 1/4 T. Louisiana hot sauce > 1/2 c. tomato paste > 2 T. ginger, freshly grated > 2 oz. prepared wasabi > 1 lb. shrimp, large (21-26 count) > > Peel and devein shrimp. Steam or boil shrimp till just done and shrimp > turnes pink. Drain & place in bowl of ice water to stop cooking process and > chill. Combine all other ingredients in a bowl. Taste and add salt if > needed. Toss chilled and drained shrimp in this sauce and refrigerate 2 - 4 > hours before serving. Serve as an appetizer with garlic toasts or on a bed > of greens. Serves 8. > > Enjoy ! Mark