This shrimp stroganoff recipe is a definite winner. Especially if all the ingredients appeal to you. I've gotten many bravos for this recipe. I hope your family and friends enjoy this recipe as much as mine do. I've subbed frozen green peas for the roasted red bell peppers.
This Parmesan-crusted shrimp scampi with pasta takes your basic shrimp scampi to the next level! This dish has everything you love about scampi and more.
Made with shrimp, calamari and lump blue crab meat, this Italian Seafood Salad is one of the easiest but most delicious seafood salad recipes you’ll ever make. Perfect as an appetizer or light meal!
Italian Seafood Stew is a quick seafood recipe using couscous, tomatoes, currants and capers. This Italian stew comes together in just 20 minutes from start to finish!
Showcasing late-summer produce, this simple sauté is a perfect shoulder-season weeknight dinner. Marinating sweet cherry tomatoes in vinegar and salt tenderizes them and draws out their juices, creating a light sauce.
Give shrimp cocktail a seasonal, smoky upgrade with this recipe, an ideal appetizer for summer dinner parties and cookouts. The shrimp are marinated in a bright, lemon-garlic mixture that gets a kick from crushed red pepper.
Serve spinach shrimp fettuccine as a one-pot meal, or set a light mixed salad and some crusty French bread on the side. Homemade salad dressing takes minutes and enhances the meal’s upmarket feel. Lemony Italian dressing matches the flavors in the spinach shrimp pasta, and honey mustard dressing balances the pasta’s sharp garlic and acidic tomatoes with a bit of sweetness. For a hot side dish, roast another vegetable like asparagus, broccoli or green beans. For a multicourse meal, set out the bread slices first with green olive tapenade and follow the pasta with berries with vanilla custard.
The best way to serve a Lowcountry boil is to spread it out! For a presentation that will elicit squeals of delight, drain and then dump the pot’s contents in front of your guests onto a newspaper-covered table or a disposable tablecloth. Cleanup is a breeze, too. All you have to do is roll up the mess and throw it away.
Raw grits are naturally gluten-free because they’re made from corn, but some brands are processed and stored with wheat products, putting the grits at risk of cross-contamination.