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Cashew and Coconut Shrimp

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Cashew coconut shrimp on two plates with a dipping sauce.
Photo by Ed Anderson

This is a spin on a recipe I created for my cooking show, Patricia Heaton Parties. I love the combination of hot, juicy shrimp with a crispy coating and a zingy dipping sauce. Delish.

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