PROSCIUTTO-WRAPPED SHRIMP WITH GARLIC DIPPING SAUCE

18 thin slices prosciutto
18 fresh basil leaves
18 extra-large shrimp, peeled, deveined
18 bamboo skewers, soaked in water 30 minutes

1/3 cup red wine vinegar
2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
1 tablespoon chopped garlic
1 cup olive oil


Place 1 prosciutto slice on work surface, 
short end parallel to edge. 

Place 1 basil leaf at 1 short end of prosciutto 
slice. 

Place 1 shrimp atop basil leaf. 

Roll up shrimp in prosciutto. 

Thread shrimp on skewer. 

Repeat with remaining prosciutto, basil, 
shrimp and skewers.

       (Can be prepared 1 day ahead. 
    Wrap tightly in plastic and refrigerate.)

Prepare barbecue (medium-high heat) or preheat 
broiler. 

Combine vinegar, mustard and garlic in blender. 

Gradually add oil; blend well. 

Transfer to small bowl. 

Season sauce with salt and pepper.

Grill wrapped shrimp until opaque in 
center, turning frequently, about 6 minutes. 


Transfer to platter. 

Serve hot or at room temperature with sauce.



6 Appetizer Servings.
Bon App�tit
December 1996
Jake's On The Lake; Tahoe City, California

rate this recipe
91% would make
this recipe again

s_lawrence from Napa, CA on 03/25/05

This is delish! I loved the garlic sauce (I 
do love garlic) and didn't feel the red wine 
vinegar was too strong at all. 

I used half the prosciutto for each shrimp (1/2 
is plenty) and marinated half the shrimp in the 
garlic sauce, and did half the shrimp w/o any 
sauce at all. 

Both were good, but the sauce added another 
layer of flavor which was wonderful. 

I did not notice the basil as much, and almost 
would have preferred two leaves. 

I ate some hot, some room temp, and almost liked 
the room temp ones better as the flavors seemed 
more pronounced. 

Drank with a rich Chardonnay and I thought it 
was lovely. Nice appetizer or even dinner for one 
with a side of steamed green beans and crusty bread.


A Cook from Boulder, CO on 01/26/05
Always delicious and well-liked even by finicky eaters. 
I brush the shrimp with a little olive oil just before 
grilling.

A Cook from Boulder, CO on 01/26/05
Always delicious and well-liked even by finicky eaters. I brush the shrimp with 
a little olive oil just before grilling.
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