I had an Epicure party and what fun was that!!! Had a great turn out and lots of yummy foods and dips to try. I was not familiar with Epicure until then but had heard amazing things about it. For hosting the party, right off the start the representative Barb Langille gave me a Mango Curry Dip.We had it for Super Bowl with veggies and dip and it was delish!!
From the second I saw this dip though my mind went right to creating these kabobs and they were so good. Ken was away so it was just Ams and I, so I didn’t put them on the BBQ but used the grill pan with a lid and they turned out great. Easy peasy dinner that didn’t take much time at all. It made enough so when Ken came home the next day he could devour a plate full of them.
I hope you look into Epicure. I can help you with any of your needs, as I am now an Independent Representative. I will be making these again for sure!! Enjoy!!
- 1 red pepper, cut into chunks
- 1 whole mango, cut into chunks
- ½ red onion, cut into chunks
- 400 gm. 31-40 count shrimp
- 1½ Tbsp. Epicure Mango Curry Dip
- 3 Tbsp. olive oil
- 1 Tbsp. lemon juice
- ½ tsp. sugar
- Basmati rice for 4 servings
- Slice green onions for garnish
- Mix the curry dip with olive oil, lemon juice and sugar in a medium bowl. Add the shrimp and toss to coat. Let marinate in the refrigerator for 30 min.
- While skewering on the shrimp etc. cook the basmati rice and keep warm.
- Using wooden skewers, cut to size if needed to fit into the grill pan, start to slide the ingredients onto the skewer in this order, red pepper, shrimp, mango, red onion. Repeat ending with a shrimp.
- Using a non stick grill pan sprayed with a small amount of cooking spray and heated over medium heat start to grill the shrimp. Place a lid on top, askew to help them cook evenly. Cook for 10-12 min. until the shrimp are done. Serve over basmati rice and garnish with green onions.
I am big on cooking shrimp and this recipe looks fabulous and one that my family would love!
Thanks so much Isabel and thanks for coming over!!
I love shrimp and mango together, one of my all time favorite combos! Beautiful recipe!
Thanks Jennifer!
Yum! These shrimp kabobs look and sound divine. Going to check out this Epicure party thing you speak of. Never heard of it!
Thanks Katie, Epicure is a Canadian company. I am not sure where you are but their spices, dips and products are awesome!!
I have never heard of Epicure, but will check them out. I love shrimp and mango, so this recipe sounds great!
Epicure is a Canadian company with fabulous spices, dip and kitchen related products. If you can’t get that wear you live try a substitute curry dip. Cheers, Tara