While rice was cooking, a quick look into the freezer and I had
some left over shrimp from last week yes!
Not exact matches
Leave the
shrimp on the grill until it releases from the hot grates and browns the bottom and then flip
over, approximately 5 minutes:
I added about 1/2 tbsp of sesame oil and a tbsp each of chopped purple basil, cilantro and dill
leaves and served it
over a bok choi,
shrimp and fresh vegetables salad.
~ 0.5 kg (~ 1 lb) of
Left over roast beef ~ 1 lunchbox of rice 4 eggs 1 onion 1 — 1 1/2 cups of mixed veggies & edamame ~ 10
shrimp Olive oil Salt & pepper Soy sauce
They also store really well so save the pico de gallo, avocado cilantro lime sauce, tortillas, and spicy
shrimp in separate containers and break out the best
left -
overs ever.
So yesterday I made Spicy
Shrimp Sushi Rolls to pair with Kirin (a Japanese - style beer) and I had some rice
left over.
Last week, I had
shrimp (
left over from our seafood boil) to cook and remembered this amazing combination of peppery, garlicky, southern goodness.
This Spanish rice was absolutely delicious and perfect with my
shrimp fajita (we ate
left -
over rice the next day)!
Slight changes; used chicken breast, 15 tortillas in a 9x13 baking dish and
left over salsa verde from CL Spicy
Shrimp Tacos With Grilled Tamatillo Salsa.
I made this with Aleppo pepper instead of red pepper flakes, broccoli instead of mushrooms and some
left over chicken instead of the
shrimp.
I also used a
left over chicken breast instead of
shrimp, as that is what I had.
I had Russian dressing (
left over from some steamed
shrimp) in the fridge so I used that.
Thursday: I was lacking inspiration for breakfast, and for want of anything better, I threw together some
left over cooked rice, vegetables and some frozen
shrimp meat to cook up a breakfast version of
shrimp fried rice.
shrimp 6 large
leaves butterhead lettuce 1 cup jicama, diced 1 cup mango, diced 1/2 avocado, diced 2 green onions, sliced 1/2 cup fresh cilantro, minced 1 TBSP lime juice Instructions: Heat the coconut oil in a medium sauté pan
over medium - high heat.
For salty crunch, our family will cook up the
shrimp tails
left over from a good seafood stew, Just throw them in a pan with some coconut oil and a pinch of salt and cook those babies to crunchy perfection!
Spoon the grapefruit and then the
shrimp mixture evenly
over the
leaves, drizzling excess marinade all around the platter.