Farm-fresh vegetables and fruits scream Cobb salad to me. Add a few smoked shrimp and a great (spicy!) creamy dressing and I’m a happy guy. Any toppings will do, and the more variety, the better. You can make a smoked shrimp Cobb salad any way you want to suit your tastes. Just don’t forget the star of the show, the smoked shrimp!
This Is Not A Boring Salad
The spicy shrimp and cool, but still spicy dressing really go well with the coolness of the vegetables. And the pop of the cherry tomatoes. There’s no point in having a boring smoked shrimp Cobb salad.
I think artichoke hearts (and hearts of palm for that matter) should be a required ingredient in every Cobb salad. And shrimp. The shrimp don’t have to be smoked, of course, but that smoky flavor really changes up a salad.
My favorite salads when I eat out are the Buffalo chicken salad at Max and Erma’s, their Santa Fe chicken salad, and the tossed Cobb at The Ram, topped with Buffalo chicken. Yes, I like spicy salads.
Also try my grilled shrimp Cobb salad.
Smoked Shrimp Cobb Salad
Ingredients
Your favorite Cobb salad ingredients, I used
- Green leaf lettuce
- Chilled canned small artichoke hearts drained, chopped
- Cherry tomatoes
- Chopped radishes
- Boiled eggs halved
- Diced avocado
Instructions
- Arrange ingredients on a platter and serve.
Nutritional values are approximate.