The shrimp and mirliton dressing was delicious! So glad we ordered it for our thanksgiving dinner. We will definitely get this again.

Product description
Mirliton Shrimp Dressing combines the mild flavors of mirliton with Gulf Shrimp and Creole seasonings with bread stuffing. It's very popular here in Louisiana around the holidays.
What does mirliton taste like?
A raw mirliton crunches like a potato; it tastes like very green cucumber, and a little like zucchini. Sautéed, it tastes like starchy apples; boiled and fried, its translucent green flesh suggests what a honeydew melon would look, feel, and taste like if honeydew melon were a vegetable.
What is a mirliton?
Mirliton is a fruit in the gourd family, which includes foods like cucumbers and squashes. Known formally as Sechium edule, mirliton has a number of alternate names including christophene, tayota, sayote, pear squash, and chayote.
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3 answered questionsQ: is this like cornbread dressing texture.
A: I would say yes. This product does have a dressing consistency
Q: Please send me cooking instructions for Shrimp & Mirliton Dressing
A: The shrimp and mirliton dressing is to be thawed in cool water, opened and put in casserole dish, and then baked at 400 degrees for 45 minutes until thickened.
Q: cooking instructions for shrimp & Militon dressing
A: Thaw and heat in the oven, on the stove, or in the microwave.
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