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Shrimp Tartare

Shrimp tartare is a quick, elegant appetizer of raw shrimp with pink peppercorns and a touch of mandarin, perfect for a refined dinner.
Recipe Shrimp Tartare
  • Difficulty Easy
  • Preparation 15 minutes
  • Servings for 2 people

If you are looking for an elegant shrimp appetizer, this shrimp tartare recipe is just what you need. Perfect for a romantic dinner, a special evening or simply to bring a touch of refinement to your table, it will win you over with its delicate flavors and fresh ingredients. Serving a no-cook shrimp tartare means bringing to the table all the lightness and balance of a light dish made with fresh shrimp that melts in your mouth, leaving room for the citrusy notes of mandarin, the fragrance of mint and the gentle character of pink peppercorns.

This quick shrimp recipe is really simple, but the result will leave your guests speechless: just choose top-quality shrimp for tartare, season them with a few carefully chosen ingredients and let them rest long enough for all the aromas to blend perfectly. The sweetness of the mandarin brings out the tenderness of the shellfish, creating a balance that also makes this dish ideal as a shrimp tartare for a summer dinner or for any occasion when you want to impress without weighing anyone down.

Learning how to make fresh shrimp tartare is a real journey in flavor, and it calls for close attention to the freshness of the seafood: make sure your raw shrimp are very fresh and have been blast-frozen, so you can enjoy them safely and fully appreciate their tender, juicy texture.

To round out your shellfish menu, try other creative recipes like Casarecce with Artichokes and Shrimp, Penne with Shrimp and Eggplant or the tasty Lime and Bacon Shrimp. If you’d rather have a comfort food with a surprising flavor, don’t miss the Creamy Pumpkin and Shrimp Soup or the tempting Corn Flake Shrimp.

Are you ready to try this refined raw shrimp recipe that will win your heart at the very first bite?

Ingredients for 2 people

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Method

  1. To make the Shrimp Tartare, start with the shellfish: remove the shells, heads, legs and the black vein along the back, then cut the shrimp into small pieces and soak them in a bowl with the strained juice of one mandarin.
  2. Then add a few small mint leaves, some pink peppercorns and salt to taste, and gently mix everything with a spoon. Using a round pastry ring, plate your Shrimp Tartare and put it in the fridge with the ring still on: let it rest for at least twenty minutes before removing the ring and serving. Finally, remember to download our App with exclusive content and fewer ads!

Tips

To make your shrimp even tastier and juicier, you can leave them to marinate for fifteen minutes or longer in the orange juice and the herbs and spices.

Storage

You can keep your Shrimp Tartare covered with plastic wrap in a container in the fridge for up to one day.

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