
🇨🇺 CubaCatalog recipe
Shrimp slipped at the last minute into a gently simmered 'enchilado' creole sauce of tomato, sofrito, white wine and sweet paprika, ladled over white rice.
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For 4 servings.
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Dice the onion, bell pepper and garlic for the sofrito base.
Warm oil in the skillet and sofrito the onion and pepper until soft, about 5 minutes; add the garlic and paprika for the last minute.
Pour in the canned tomato and white wine, add the bay leaf, and bring to a gentle simmer.
Simmer uncovered until the sauce thickens slightly and the raw wine smell cooks off, about 10 minutes.
Slide in the shrimp and cook just until pink and curled, about 4 minutes.
💡 The sauce was the cooking; shrimp only visit — past 4 minutes they turn rubbery.
Discard the bay leaf and serve over white rice with fried plantains.
Cuban 'enchilado' means gently — the island never chased chili heat, preferring pepper's perfume. This is harbor cooking: quick shrimp, patient sauce.
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