tip 1
Sprinkle chopped green onions on top for a pop of color.
tip 2
Fresh
and frozen shrimp are sold by a descriptive size name like jumbo or
large, and by "count", or number per pound. The larger the shrimp, the
lower the count. Size and count vary.
tip 3
Shrimp
are sold in a variety of ways: raw (“green”) with the heads on; raw in
the shell without the heads; raw, peeled and de-veined; cooked in the
shell; or cooked, peeled and de-veined. Shrimp should have a clean sea
odor. If they smell like ammonia, they’re spoiled and should be
discarded.
tip 4
Linguine
or angel hair pasta, tossed with grated Parmesan and a generous
sprinkle of thinly sliced fresh basil, is a good nest for the juicy
shrimp. With out, cooked rice is another way to serve the shrimp, it's
great at soaking up the garlicky pan juices.
tip 5
Raw shrimp should be stored in a leakproof bag or plastic container with a lid. Cook shrimp with 2 days.
tip 6
Cook the shrimp only 2 to 3 minutes, stirring frequently. Shrimp will turn pink when done.
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