Showing posts with label quick dinner ideas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quick dinner ideas. Show all posts

Sunday, August 9, 2015

Simple Sauteed Shrimp


(Serves 3-5)

We all love a home cooked meal. We all love it even more when that home cooked meal is easy-to-make.  This shrimp recipe is not only quick and simple, but sure to delight you and your family. So roll up those sleeves and let's get cookin' good lookin. 

Ingredients:
1/2 onion
1 lb of deveined shrimp
1 - 2 garlic cloves
Fresh thyme
Fresh lemon
Other herbs of your choosing
Your favorite seafood seasonings
Olive Oil

Directions:
1.Slice and dice that onion and garlic
(Chop onion and mince garlic)
2.Grab the lubricant and heat it up
(Warm the skillet on low heat, add olive oil)
3.Caramelize the prep, and toss in the green
(Brown the onions, toss in the thyme as well)
4.Add the garli to the party
(Once onions are soft, add garlic)
*Time out 4 a Tasty Tip*:  I love to add fresh herbs to the cooking oil, to infuse it with flavor before adding the main ingredients. 
Ok, so back to business
5. Massage in a secret spice blend 
(Create a dry-rub using your own blend of your favorite seafood seasonings.)
6. Everybody in the pool
(Add season shrimps to pan with onion, garlic and herbs.)
7. Let them get  nice tan
(Cook well until they turn a redish/orangish hue)
8. Shower your super simple shrimp
(Squeeze in fresh lemon juice)
Add lemons directly to the pan to allow shrimp a chance to absorb all the flavor
Serve with corn and green beans











Garlic, #IASOTea sachet, onions

Add fresh herbs to olive oil to infuse flavor

Be careful when using seasonings like #OldBay, they tend to hide a lot of salt
I encourage you to create your own blend


 Enjoy, you did dat!

Sunday, June 28, 2015

Simple Salmon Croquettes

Serves 3-5

Ingredients:
1/4 Onion
1/4 Green pepper
1 Garlic clove
1 egg
Salmon (canned or cooked)
Mixing bowl
Aluminum foil
Baking dish
1 funky good time adding your favorite seasonings
1 very excited toddler anxious to assist (optional)
1 small pinch of patience for all the food that will make its way to your floor

Directions:
1. Get your kitchen hot & steamy.
(Preheat oven to 350)
2. Slide the foil lovingly over your baking dish.
(Cover baking dish with foil)
3. Proceed to demolish the veggies in a most meticulously, controlled way.
(Dice the veggies)
4. Invite all ingredients to a party in the mixing bowl.
(Combine all ingredients in the bowl)
5. Use your hands to get those ingredients mingling & dancing.
(Blend all ingredients using your hands)
6. Recruit overly excited toddler to help.
(Use at your own risk)
7. Play in your food.
(The two of you take turns scooping out mixture and making little croquettes)
8. Spread the love...all over your baking dish.
(Evenly distribute croquettes on baking dish)
9. Make it rain.
(Drizzle with olive oil)
10. Take it to the heeeaaatt, yeaaahh.
(Bake for 25-35 minutes)

Serving suggestions:
Main attraction to your favorite side kick.
(Serve with your favorite side dish)

In a sea of green.
(In a salad)

On a veg bed.
(In a lettuce wrap)