Sunday, December 9, 2012
Quick and Easy Dinner
This is one of my favorite go-to recipes for a quick, easy dinner:
Stir Fried Sesame Shrimp and Spinach.
No pictures, because I was hungry. It's easily adaptable for one person; I'll take one serving of frozen shrimp and then enough spinach to fill the frying pan that I'm using. It will cook down. I like to keep frozen shrimp on hand (not pre-cooked, preferably peeled by EZ peel is also fine) because they cook quickly and they're easy to prepare. It doesn't seem like a pantry staple, but there have been numerous nights where I'll just take out some frozen shrimp and whip something up. Even if I don't take them out to defrost, if I run some hot water over it takes care of it. I don't use ginger with it, since I use a ginger infused stir-fry oil, but if I have some I'll toss it in. I also don't put the chili flakes in, since I'm not a huge fan of spicy food. It's good plain, but also good with rice, which you can just make in the rice cooker. Today I added some broccoli to up the veggie content, which I got from the new Brookline winter Farmer's Market.
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Great recipe and idea. I've got some frozen shrimp in the freezer, rice in the rice cooker and spinach and brocolli in the fridge. Looks like I know what we're having for dinner tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteI cooked the broccoli separately and just added it on top. I like the flavor that the salting and rinsing gives to the shrimp.
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