Anyone have any good recipes for cooking shirimp?

[ajpa123]

I was looking online and found this recipe page and the Shrimp in Cilantro sauce sounds awesome as does coconut shrimp on romaine lettuce. (I have no romaine lettuce, so that's out of the question).

Any ideas? or suggestions. I will be making some rice too. ( Off Topic: Natalie Imbuglia is hot.. lol .. i'm watchin her 'Torn video')

 

[Electric Amish]

If you ruin your shrimp with coconut I will find you and hurt you.

 

[ArmenK]

i just throw them in a pan with olive oil, onions, muschrooms, tomatos and garlic

 

[ajpa123]

Originally posted by: Electric Amish
If you ruin your shrimp with coconut I will find you and hurt you.

If you do find me... prepare me a nice meal first , feed me... then hurt me.
I can deal with pain .. as long as the meal is worth it..
Thanks,
AJ.

 

[marquee]

cook in a pan with green onions, some ginger root, wine.. and here's the key ingredient... ketchup!

seriously, if its done right, its awesome with rice.

 

[ajpa123]

Originally posted by: marquee
cook in a pan with green onions, some ginger root, wine.. and here's the key ingredient... ketchup!

seriously, if its done right, its awesome with rice.

green onions = scallions, right ?
Thanks for the recipes and ideas :beer:

 

[AvesPKS]

Oh, man, steam them and lavish them with Old Bay...sooooo goood.....I could eat a pound of steamed shrimp right now...

 

[Cerb]

Originally posted by: ArmenK
i just throw them in a pan with olive oil, onions, muschrooms, tomatos and garlic

...and add some sage, oregano, good hot sauce, a bit of wine...mmmm.

 

[mandala]

Make Pad Thai!!

Cook some chopped green onions (or scallions) and garlic quickly in a little bit of oil (peanut oil is good if you have some) over med-med. high heat. Add your shrimp. After the shrimp is cooked, add some soy sauce (or fish sauce if you have it), ketsup, oyster sauce, hoisin sauce, a spoonful of peanut butter, and a little bit of brown sugar. Add some cooked rice noodles (the ones that are about as wide as fettucine) and mix well. Turn off the heat. Mix in one egg (stir it in quickly so you don't get bits of scrambled egg). Serve topped with chopped peanuts and lime wedges on the side (to squeeze over the top).

Some people also put in bean sprouts or other veggies. It's an easy dish for modifying to fit your tastes.

It's really good!

 

[ajpa123]

Originally posted by: mandala
Make Pad Thai!!

Cook some chopped green onions (or scallions) and garlic quickly in a little bit of oil (peanut oil is good if you have some) over med-med. high heat. Add your shrimp. After the shrimp is cooked, add some soy sauce (or fish sauce if you have it), ketsup, oyster sauce, hoisin sauce, a spoonful of peanut butter, and a little bit of brown sugar. Add some cooked rice noodles (the ones that are about as wide as fettucine) and mix well. Turn off the heat. Mix in one egg (stir it in quickly so you don't get bits of scrambled egg). Serve topped with chopped peanuts and lime wedges on the side (to squeeze over the top).

It's really good!

I bet it is good too!
I don't have green onions.

I'm leaning towards 2 dishes tointe.
1) Good old fashion shrimp curry
2) still trying to decide...
I'm off to ground some spices to make a curry powder base, mince onions and wash the fresh cilantro i bought yesterday.. i will check back soon

 

[Armitage]

Skewer em, dump on some melted butter, vinegar, salt & pepper, then bbq!

 

[tweakmm]

Originally posted by: AvesPKS
Oh, man, steam them and lavish them with Old Bay...sooooo goood.....I could eat a pound of steamed shrimp right now...

 

[arcenite]

Originally posted by: marquee
cook in a pan with green onions, some ginger root, wine.. and here's the key ingredient... ketchup!

seriously, if its done right, its awesome with rice.

actually i believe the key ingredient is shrimp

 

[mandala]

I don't have green onions.

Ah!! The humanity!! No green onions!!

 

[sygyzy]

Batter them, fry them, and drizzle reduced balsamic vinegar over them.

 

[Amorphus]

Originally posted by: ajpa123

Originally posted by: Electric Amish
If you ruin your shrimp with coconut I will find you and hurt you.

If you do find me... prepare me a nice meal first , feed me... then hurt me.
I can deal with pain .. as long as the meal is worth it..
Thanks,
AJ.

You would really enjoy marriage, then.

 

[Linflas]

I steamed some jumbo shrimp and covered them with pesto sauce as an appetizer and they were very good. I got the recipe from the Food Channel site.

 

[Lola]

why not shrimp scampi?
olive oil, garlic, butter, white wine.... sautee and serve on rice!

 

[ajpa123]

Originally posted by: Amorphus

Originally posted by: ajpa123

Originally posted by: Electric Amish
If you ruin your shrimp with coconut I will find you and hurt you.

If you do find me... prepare me a nice meal first , feed me... then hurt me.
I can deal with pain .. as long as the meal is worth it..
Thanks,
AJ.

You would really enjoy marriage, then.

LOL :beer: The pains and rewards of marraige.. LOL

Actually thats a quality i would love my future bride-to-be to have. (poor woman's out there.. i just gotta find her.. lol)
When i was a teen, we had a freind of the family stay over with us for a couple of weeks (she had just separated from her husband and was gettin her sh!t together)... and she knew how to cook... Every meal was so much of a big deal and tasted like heaven. That's why i learned to cook.. it's so damn satisfying !

 

[ajpa123]

Originally posted by: Lola
why not shrimp scampi?
olive oil, garlic, butter, white wine.... sautee and serve on rice!

sounds nice.. that's a contender

 

[gururu]

marinate them in Lee kim kees chili garlic sauce for a few hours (peeled of course). then grill them for a few minutes. delicious!