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1. Shrimp is popular as a meal in South America, and especially in Peru where this dish originated. What do you call shrimp that is served in citrus juices, often lime, seasoned with ají, and served raw?
2. This next serving of shrimp originates in Greece, and is called "garídes saganáki". The traditional saganaki dish refers to the pan in which it is made, but what are the shrimp baked with that melts and creates the traditional saganaki serving?
3. Shrimp fra diavolo is an Italian dish where the shrimp is served in a Fra Diavolo sauce. Knowing that 'diavolo' revers to the Devil, what do you think the primary flavour of a shrimp fra diavolo will be?
4. This shrimp dish is found often in a Japanese establishment, and has the shrimp battered in water, eggs, and flour, then deep fried. What do you call this popular dish?
5. Staying with Japanese-inspired dishes, sushi is another place that shrimp feature prominently. Hawaiian rolls, Boston rolls, mango rolls, are just a few types of makizushi that have shrimp in them. What is the Japanese name for shrimp where the terminology is used in describing the contents of the sushi?
6. In the traditional Chinese dish of drunken shrimp, can the shrimp be served live?
7. In the Spanish-speaking world, cooking shrimps in garlic and butter or oil, and spicing it up with some sort of pepper is a popular dish. What name does it have?
8. The name of this dish is somewhat of a misnomer, since both parts of the name mean 'shrimp'. However, this refers to a dish made by Italian immigrants to the United States where the shrimp is served in a butter-wine-cheese sauce, and often over a plate of noodles. What is this dish called?
9. While its name implies alcohol, this hors d'oeuvre is actually shrimp served in a glass with sauce. Incredibly popular from the '60s to the '80s, what is the name of this form of shrimp?
10. G'day mate, fancy some true blue tucker? Let me fire up the barbie and put on some chook, snag, and shrimp. Actually, an Australian would likely never say "shrimp". What's another word for 'shrimp' that is often associated with Australian lingo?
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