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What main dish goes with shrimp cocktail?

Asked: David Trudel, Last Updated:

Nicely boiled potatoes would be perfect after the shrimp cocktails. Panza llena, corazón contenta. Steak with crumbed calamari ring and scollops, creamy bacon potatoe salad. Or use to prawns to make a sauce for the steak.

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