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HomeA Southern Belle Visits Provence (Shrimp & Grits Provencal Style)

A Southern Belle Visits Provence (Shrimp & Grits Provencal Style)

Paula Deen is the inspiration for A Southern Belle Visits Provence! The first time I tasted shrimp and grits was at Uncle Bubbas when I was in Savannah for the Real Women of Philadelphia live event to announce the talent search winners. All 16 of us finalists were treated to an incredible five days in Savannah. One of the highlights of our stay was lunching at Uncle Bubbas and actually meeting Paula’s’ brother Bubba. Wow, what a true southern gentleman!
I have been thinking a lot about shrimp and grits lately; wondering what it would be like if I introduced a French/Italian twist to the flavors. I was up against my husband not liking grits; he’s only tried them once or twice and decided they had absolutely no flavor. Now that was probably the preparation because how could they have no flavor when Paula’s recipes and other well known chefs for that matter, combine cream and a lot of cheese into the grits!
In the south of France, at least around Valbonne where I lived, shrimp is traditionally sautéed in butter with parsley, garlic or shallots and white wine. Scallops and frogs legs are done the same way and if you ever find yourself in Valbonne, you simply must try the frogs’ legs at the Valbonnaise Restaurant. They are the best I have ever had!
Well, both my picky teenager and my reluctant husband declared this recipe FANTASTIC! I’m going to send this recipe on to Paula Deen just for fun; who knows she just might try it!

Ingredients

cups quick cooking  grits  (NOT instant)
1 tablespoon  Herbs de Provence
1 teaspoon  onion powder
3 tablespoons  salt  (Paula Deen said make sure you  salt  the  water  enoug
4 tablespoons  butter
2 tablespoons  Olive Oil
1 pound  shrimp
1 clove  garlic
12 large fresh basil leaves
1/4 teaspoon  salt
4 tablespoons  butter
1 tablespoon  olive oil

Preparation

1. Pour the  boiling  water into a  heated  sauce pan and  stir  in the  salt,  onion powder, grits and Herbs de Provence.
2. Bring to a  boil  and  reduce  heat  to a  simmer  and cook for 15 minutes
3. While grits are cooking prepare the shrimp
4. When the shrimp go into the sauté pan add the cheese to the grits and  stir  well; lower  heat  to just keep  warm
5. Sauté onion until clear in the olive oil
6. Add the spinach and  mix  well
7. Cover and continue cooking over medium/low  heat  until wilted
8. Clean  and  devein  the shrimp
9. Prepare a pesto using the basil leaves, sun  dried  tomatoes, garlic, olive oil and  salt
10. Heat  I tablespoon butter in sauté pan until bubbling then add the shrimp
11. Cook for 2 minutes add the remainder of the butter and cook for 2 minutes
12. Add the pesto and lemon;  coat  the shrimp well
Credit:  Foodista

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