Anna Marie Large Peeled Deveined Tail On

$29.99

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DESCRIPTION

Savor the clean, sweet flavor of the Gulf with these premium Louisiana White Gulf Shrimp, expertly peeled, deveined, and tail-on for convenience and presentation. With approximately 22 shrimp per pound, these medium-large shrimp are perfect for a wide range of dishes—from shrimp scampi and stir-fries to grilling and seafood pasta.

The tail-on format adds a touch of elegance to any plate, making them ideal for entertaining or restaurant-quality meals at home.

Product Highlights:

  • Approx. 22 shrimp per pound – medium-large size
  • Peeled and deveined for easy prep
  • Tail-on for enhanced flavor and presentation
  • Wild-caught from the Gulf of Mexico
  • Versatile for grilling, sautéing, boiling, or baking

Perfect for:
Shrimp scampi, pasta dishes, kabobs, seafood platters, or any recipe that calls for high-quality Gulf shrimp.

ANNA MARIE PROCESS: FROZEN AT SEA

We believe that you need technology to create quality. While many of our fellow shrimpers have been decimated by rising fuel and boat repair costs, diminished domestic catches, and destructive hurricanes, we have succeeded by applying innovation to the challenge of delivering freshness to our customers.

 Unlike most shrimp vessels, the F/V Anna Marie has a freezer onboard—giving our customers something that is as close to straight out of the water as possible. The improvement in taste, compared to the typical dockside freezing, is unprecedented. The shrimp taste like they were never frozen. The flash freezing also preserves the kaleidoscopic colors of the shrimp leaving you with over-the-top quality and tremendously good-looking shrimp when they’re thawed.

The live shrimp are mechanically graded and chilled in 34°F seawater. They are weighed, bagged, and boxed, and loaded into the 45°F deck freezer aboard the F/V Anna Marie to be quick-frozen, suspended in their natural state, and often still alive. Once on shore, they’re stored at 10°F and ready for delivery. This waterless, flash-freeze process allows Anna Marie Shrimp to provide “capture quality” shrimp to our customers.

BENEFITS

With flash-frozen shrimp, taste and texture-degrading enzymes do not have a chance to affect the shrimp quality, as they do during traditional freezing methods or uncontrolled temperature fluctuations.

Because we freeze within one hour of capture, Anna Marie Shrimp taste and look fresher than shrimp that are kept on ice for hours or days before reaching the dock.

No brine is used in our freeze process, which makes it a lot easier to peel your defrosted or cooked shrimp. Anna Marie Shrimp can go quickly from frozen package to boiling pot, for a great tasting Louisiana shrimp meal in minutes.

Since Anna Marie Shrimp are frozen without water, you can thaw them by running them under water for only as long as necessary to separate the individual shrimp.

LANCE NACIO, OWNER & CAPTAIN ANNA MARIE SEAFOOD

Anna Marie Shrimp owner and shrimper Lance Nacio grew up in Lafourche Parish, about an hour outside New Orleans. His family, like others on the bayou, made a living from the land. They shrimped, trapped, and grew much of what they ate in their own backyard.

“My great-grandfather, grandfather, and father all supported their families by hunting and fishing along the fertile coast of Terrebonne Parish. It’s a tradition that I carry on.”

Since 1998, Lance has captained the F/V Anna Marie (named for his daughters), a 55-foot vessel large enough to sustain rough weather and a carry sizable haul, while small enough to keep diesel costs down. It’s this kind of inventive cost-conscious thinking that has kept Anna Marie Shrimp in business through some very difficult times.

Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Rita, and the BP oil spill all took a devastating toll on family-run fisheries. The aftermath resulted in low-cost loans for local fishermen. Lance used the opportunity to take a risk and invest in on-board freezers. The equipment, which freezes seafood almost instantly on large aluminum plates, had long been used in the big commercial fisheries in Alaska and Canada, but it had never been used in the shrimp industry. Other investments in the F/V Anna Marie included wider mesh nets and modified turtle excluder devices, meeting our commitment to environmentally responsible fishing methods.

Anna Marie Shrimp is building a legacy where tradition meets innovation. The result is leadership which will improve fishing practices, freshness standards, and wildlife sustainability. We believe our efforts will directly help to ensure that Louisiana shrimp will thrive for the next generations of fishermen. Shrimp is not just our industry-it’s a way of life. Anna Marie Shrimp, where the best tasting shrimp is — Born free. Caught wild. Delivered fresh.

  • What is the difference between IQF and Block?

    Frozen Packaging Specifications

    • IQF (Individually Quick Frozen): Product is frozen separately, enabling the customer to thaw and utilize only the desired quantity, while the remainder stays frozen.
    • Blocks (Solid Frozen): Product forms a single frozen mass, requiring the entire package contents to be thawed before use.
  • What distinguishes White Gulf Shrimp from other varieties?

    White Gulf Shrimp is prized for its mild, naturally sweet flavor and tender texture. Unlike Brown Shrimp (which can have a more mineral or iodine flavor). White Shrimp has a cleaner, more delicate taste, making it highly versatile. It is also known for having a naturally easier-to-peel shell.

  • Is the black line on the shrimp safe to eat?

    The black line is the shrimp’s digestive tract, commonly referred to as the “vein.” While it is safe to consume, it is typically removed (deveined) for aesthetic reasons and to prevent a gritty texture.

  • What is the best way to thaw frozen shrimp?

    The safest and best method is the slow thaw (overnight in the refrigerator). The fast thaw method involves submerging them in a bowl of cold water for 30 minutes. Never use hot water or the microwave.

  • How long should I cook the shrimp?

    Shrimp cooks very quickly. Whether boiling, grilling, or sautéing, cook for only 2 to 3 minutes until the meat is opaque and the shell is a bright, uniform pink-orange. Overcooking will result in a tough, rubbery texture.

  • How does shrimp sizing work?

    Shrimp are sized based on their “count per pound” (the number of shrimp it takes to make one pound). A size of 21/25 means there are 21 to 25 shrimp in one pound. The lower the number, the larger the individual shrimp.

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