What To Do If You Find Roe While Cleaning Shrimp - Chowhound
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Before you start cooking, you should probably confirm that you actually have shrimp roe on your hands. Depending on the type of shrimp, the eggs can be orange, pink, yellow, black, or even green in color. The roe should be clustered underneath the shrimp's outer carapace — along the stomach and between the legs. If the shrimp has what looks like roe anywhere else on its body, it could just be debris, so gently…
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