From: beckas
On Apr 3, 2004
Tasty stuff! The lemon juice gave the shrimp a nice tang. I am a garlic lover so next time I will double the amount of garlic.
From: Just Cher
On Feb 14, 2004
Made this to go with our Valentine feast. I had to make an adjustment however because it was snowing so I followed the recipe and placed the shrimp under the broiler for only a few minutes. These were fantastic! The marinade gives these an awesome flavor. Can't wait to try these again when it warms up. Good job!
From: mer@
On Aug 28, 2005
I served this as an appetizer for a birthday party and they didn't last long. The shrimp were great tasting on their own, but I think they were even tastier when I decided to serve them with my homemade cocktail sauce (3/4 cup ketchup with lots of horseradish). YUM!
From: MommyMakes
On Jul 10, 2006
Wonderful flavor, we didn't have any chives so subbed minced onion. These only took a few minutes per side to finish off.
From: Dawnab
On Nov 6, 2005
What a perfectly simple and delish recipe! We used chives right out of the gaden and grilled just a few minutes and they were wonderful, I will use this one VERY often! Thanks!
From: ms_bold
On Jul 30, 2006
EXCELLENT shrimp! I prepared these for a party a few weeks ago (sorry that I am behind on my reviews), and my friends inhaled them. Within a matter of minutes, the platter was empty. Several people asked for the recipe. This is a sure-thing recipe!
From: Chef #203551
On May 30, 2005
Wow! This was fantastic!! We made it with 1-1/2 lbs. shrimp (for 4 servings), and cut the butter in half (kept everything else the same). Also, we had limes on hand, so used lime juice in place of lemon juice. I highly recommend it!
From: Bergy
On Jun 25, 2007
And the heavens opened and said Thou shalt not BBQ tonight! I followed the recipe but in the last minute panfried the prawns - They are heavenly. We loved them and will definately make these again The tang of lemon with the garlic enhanced the flavor of the prawns Thanks bratty for a "do again" recipe - It has gone right into my fish seafood cookbook
From: mmm29
On Apr 17, 2008
Neither my DH or I could eat this. Shrimp is my favorite food, so I was sad to see it all go to waste. I'm not sure if it's a typo in the recipe, but the juice of three lemons is WAY too much. My DH said it was like eating a lemon...he took one bite and couldn't eat any more. Also, the hot butter cooked the shrimp, not the grill. By the time I grilled them, they were way overdone. Sorry, I won't make this again.
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