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Tiger Shrimp Bisque : Parsley Oil : Lemon Grass

May 21, 2013 10 Comments
Tiger Shrimp Bisque : Parsley Oil : Lemon Grass

This is something I made when I was away from my blog during a trip to Hawaii and I’ve been meaning to document it since, I really liked it and I hope you can enjoy it too. My understanding is that a proper bisque uses rice instead of potatoes as the thickener, in this case […]

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