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Sweet Baby Rays BBQ Shrimp and Mexican Corn

Sweet Baby Ray’s Bourbon Bacon BBQ Shrimp & Grilled Mexican Style Corn

Recipes, Seafood, Sides / July 17, 2019 August 18, 2020

I have to say, if there is one thing that is versatile and easy to cook, shrimp is one food that is at the top of my list. Don’t get me wrong, I fire up my grills year round even through the cold New York winters, but shrimp can just as easily be cooked on …

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