
I like this recipe since I can conveniently prepare a couple of hours a head before my guests arrive. It is uncomplicated recipe, and perfect for any party. It can be serve cold as an hors d'oeuvres, or serve in a bed of lettuces as salad. It is also nice serve warm with spiced couscous as a main dish.
Ingredients:
16 oz (1 lb) small to medium size shrimps, cleaned (or buy the one that is already cooked)
1 jar (16 oz) garlic marinated button mushroom
1 pint cherry tomatoes
3 cloves garlic, sliced
¼ cup parsley
½ tbs smoked pimento
1 tbs smoked chipotle pepper flakes
Zest of 1 lemon
Zest of 1 orange
Juice of 1 lemon
½ cup finely chopped fresh mint leaves
2 tbs olive oil
salt & pepper, to taste
- Cook shrimp with 1 tbs olive oil in a large skillet over medium heat, until pink on all sides. transfer to a large bowl, set aside.
- Return the skillet to the stove, add ½ tbs olive oil, and cook the cherry tomatoes just to soften them a little bit, about 1 minute. Transfer to the shrimps bowl.
- In the same skillet with medium heat, add the remaining olive oil, add garlic, fry until fragrant, add the the rest of the ingredients. Cook for one minute, turn off the heat. Pour this mixture to the shrimps-tomatoes bowl. Stir to coat all, season with salt or pepper. Cool, then refrigerate at least an hour to let the flavor deepen. OR, serve right away while it is still hot with steam rice, couscous, or spiced couscous.
34 comments:
I love shrimp! I bet the mint in this is delicious.
Yum, this looks delicious, and very colorful too! I love chipotle.
Oooh, yummee, this is one amazing salad!!! We had spiced couscous just last night!Great minds......
I love the combo of shrimps, chipotle, and mints - that's delicious!
Wow does that look amazing, do do your Tulles!
Wow...shrimps and mushrooms, please count me in to the party!:) Like the idea of serving it with couscous and also with salad. Bet it tasted good.
What a tasty dish. I love the flavors you used.
It has all the ingredients I like! Yummy!
Looks so good, I love shrimps.
I love shrimp dishes! The marinated mushrooms are a great touch.
Sounds delicious. :)
Yum...that's my kind of food - spicy, colorful, citrusy. All bright flavors.
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Shrimp and mint? I can't wait to try. I'll bring this recipe with me to FL this summer.
This is looking luscious and warming - yup, I wouldn't mind some of that right now.
U have hit my weakspots here. Shrimp, mushroom, pimento, chipotle & mint!! Nothing can get better than this. My daughter is going to just love this.
I love shrimp. This must pack a bunch of flavor with the mint. I love that it is so colorful too.
Sounds delicious
Beautiful picture and delicious shrimp!!! Would love some of that anytime! Thanks so much for visiting my blog! Yours (all of them) are wonderful!!
ooooh, this really looks great, visually as well as yummy. It would be perfect for a party or for family dinner. I like how versatile it is.
I could eat just this....no entree required..nice on e elra!
This does look beautiful. I love marinated mushrooms and the ease of being able to prepare this dish ahead of time makes it perfect for a party.
Chipotle peppers rock!
Now that is a tasty looking shrimp dish!
Oh that looks lovely. Never thought to add mint with shrimp. The colors look great!
You would never want to invite me over when you prepare this. I would park myself in front of it and eat it all! Elra this is fantastic!
Looks so beautiful and delicious!
Now that's what I call part food!
Wow, what beautiful color in this dish. I've been looking for a recipe just like this -- low in fat and high in flavor. Nicely done!
The shrimp looks incredible!
how did i live before i discovered chipotle peppers? i don't know, but it wasn't a full life. :)
great dish, elra!
Shrimp salad is always great, combining chipotle and mint takes it to a higher level! I love your pictures!
This looks like a wonderful dish. Loads of great flavours and ingredients all packed together.
I love chipotle and I bet it adds an amazing flavor to the shrimp.
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