As some of you may have read on my mom's blog, one of the days of our trip was quite newsworthy, ok so maybe it wasn't but we still hit the news on the day we hit the water. Check out the story on Mom's blog. Here are a few shots from my day on the lake:
In honor of my time spent on the water, I decided to post one of my favorite easy shrimp recipes. This was born out of an evening when I had a bunch of fresh parsley a handful of shrimp and very little else that looked tasty, now it's become an easy go-to!
Lemon Herbed Shrimp
1 LB Shelled/Peeled (I leave the tail on) and Deveined Shrimp
1 Bunch Fresh Flat Parsley, Chopped
2 Cloves Minced Garlic
Fresh Ground Pepper
Kosher Salt
Olive Oil
1 Large Fresh Lemon
1. Season shrimp with about 1 tbsp olive oil, the zest of the lemon, all of the minced garlic and salt and pepper to your tastes. Allow it to sit for thirty minutes.
2. Heat a skillet or grill pan with 1 tbsp olive oil, when the oil is hot, drop your shrimp in and let them cook until pink on both sides. Squeeze in the juice from the lemon, and the chopped parsley. Heat another minute or two. Serve immediately.
In this photo the shrimp are served alongside roasted, seasoned sweet potatoes and sauteed green beans.
As the title implies, I bleed burnt orange. Living, working and playing in the Austin area gives me lots of opportunity to experience new things and to do the things I love, now I have a place to write about it too.
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4 comments:
The shrimp sounds perfect with lemon and parsley - light and refreshing!
This looks delicious...of course if I want to giggle as I view this recipe or taste the shrimp all I have to do is remember the totally silly news story which had us loading the boat like we were going on a 3 week cruise!!! Miss you!
I love this-I made something similar over the weekend. It's so quick and easy and delicious!
5 Star - the shrimp is delicious over salad, by itself and with pasta, so easy too!
Mom - miss you too!!!
Reeni - thanks, it is wonderful, if you're talking about making your BBQ Shrimp and Grits I'm jealous, that looked amazing!
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