[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by justanormalgirl

Bam-Bam Shrimp......need I say more?! I vote for it to be considered one of the major food groups!

Did Bonefish get the recipe from Emeril-Emeril???

[justanormalgirl]

Originally Posted by coffeebean

Did Bonefish get the recipe from Emeril-Emeril???

Maybe...maybe

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by Pturner

Brostholder,
We've had the same great experience every time we've eaten there as well. BTW, their bang, bang shrimp and Chilean sea bass are my two favorite dishes there!

Which is it...Bam-Bam or Bang-Bang???

[brostholder]

Originally Posted by coffeebean

Which is it...Bam-Bam or Bang-Bang???

I think it is bam bam shrimp. It was hard to remember the name the next morning after that nice chardonnay.

[Skybo]

At Bonefish it’s Bang-Bang. There is a restaurant in TV with a Bam-Bam shrimp on the menu...can’t remember which one (maybe Redsauce?), but they are completely different and not nearly as good.

[Midge538]

Bonefish Grill's Bang Bang Shrimp Recipe #79241 from CDKitchen.com

Originally Posted by coffeebean

Did Bonefish get the recipe from Emeril-Emeril???

The Bonefish recipe for their Bang Bang Shrimp ... 'fairly simple but excellent.' If you want to make it lighter then bake@400 for about 20 minutes. I also prefer panko breadcrumbs for a lighter and crispier texture. Mix the sauce early and let the flavors blend.

[Jhooman]

My favorite restaurant in The Villages!

[Laura]

Bonefish is our absolute favorite restaurant. We used to go to Ocala before the Villages restaurant was built. So far, only one negative experience there with a waitress - but the food is ALWAYS excellent.

[BBQMan]

For Bang Bang shrimp without all the work, get Dinni's Spicy Shrimp Sauce. Follow the directions and you not be able to tell the difference from what you can buy at Bonefish. No knock on Bonefish, but when I needed 2 lbs for a party this was a lot more reasonably priced. Available at Amazon:[ame=http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_1_7?url=search-alias%3Dgrocery&field-keywords=dinni%27s+spicy+shrimp+sauce&sprefix=dinn i%27s%2Caps%2C204]Amazon.com: dinni's spicy shrimp sauce: Grocery & Gourmet Food[/ame]

[nonseniorresident]

Originally Posted by Skybo

At Bonefish it’s Bang-Bang. There is a restaurant in TV with a Bam-Bam shrimp on the menu...can’t remember which one (maybe Redsauce?), but they are completely different and not nearly as good.

Bonefish's is "Bang Bang" Shrimp. I think it is Lighthouse or The Pub (in Fiesta bowl) that has Bam Bam. Haven't had the imitations but Bonefish's is breaded fried shrimp tossed in a creamy spicy sauce that consists mostly of mayonnaise and chili sauce.

[oldyeller]

Best place in the area! What you do though is (if you are a party of two) put your name in for a table and sit at the bar tables and eat there. You get in much quicker and you meet some nice people.

P.S. For justanormalgirl, I believe its Bang Bang.

[nonseniorresident]

Originally Posted by oldyeller

Best place in the area! What you do though is (if you are a party of two) put your name in for a table and sit at the bar tables and eat there. You get in much quicker and you meet some nice people.

P.S. For justanormalgirl, I believe its Bang Bang.

It is bang bang but I am confused...do you mean wait for your table with a drink? Why would you put your name in for a table and eat at the bar? Just wondering.

[asianthree]

Originally Posted by BBQMan

For Bang Bang shrimp without all the work, get Dinni's Spicy Shrimp Sauce. Follow the directions and you not be able to tell the difference from what you can buy at Bonefish. No knock on Bonefish, but when I needed 2 lbs for a party this was a lot more reasonably priced. Available at Amazon:Amazon.com: dinni's spicy shrimp sauce: Grocery & Gourmet Food

Where are you buying your dinnis sauce?

[nonseniorresident]

Originally Posted by asianthree

Where are you buying your dinnis sauce?

BBQMan posted the link in the comment you quoted ^

Click on the underlined text.

[asianthree]

Originally Posted by nonseniorresident

BBQMan posted the link in the comment you quoted ^

Click on the underlined text.

Was hoping local. We get it in Michigan at a gourmet market in rochester