I've said it before, I'll say it again. You don't always need to go shopping in order to make an awesome meal! Take a good look at what's already in the pantry before deciding to spend more money. We do those stocking up trips at the grocery store for a reason!
This is a light pasta dish. If you're looking for better flavor, fresh veggies, herbs, cheese and shrimp are always better, but sometimes they are not sitting in the fridge. I ran with what I had.
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cooking Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 15 minutes
Serves about 2
Ingredients
Preparation
Enjoy the race at Talladega tomorrow. You could probably throw this dish together during the caution for The Big One.
This is a light pasta dish. If you're looking for better flavor, fresh veggies, herbs, cheese and shrimp are always better, but sometimes they are not sitting in the fridge. I ran with what I had.
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cooking Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 15 minutes
Serves about 2
Ingredients
- Angel Hair pasta 1/3 box
- Shrimp--pre-cooked, frozen, deveined and all that goodness
- Garlic--1 clove chopped
- Onion--2 tblsp chopped
- Celery--1 stalk chopped
- Green onion--1 stalk chopped
- Chicken stock 1 cup
- Olive Oil--2 tblsp
- Oregano & Basil to taste
- Parmesan Cheese--1/2 cup or more (to taste)
Preparation
- Rinse shrimp under cold water to start thawing them
- Set pot of water to boil
- Chop all your veggies, heat a skillet and swirl in your oil, let warm.
- Add garlic, onion, celery, oregano and basil. Cook a couple minutes until onion is glassy.
- Add chicken stock and green onion.
- When stock starts to simmer, add shrimp.
- Drop pasta into BOILING water. Angel Hair is the thinnest pasta out there. It only takes a few minutes to reach Al Dente, so don't wander off.
- When shrimp is just thawed, start adding cheese. Keep stirring to melt. The parmesan will melt quickly. Let sauce simmer on low while pasta finishes.
- Test pasta for being done. Drain.
- Either mix pasta with a swirl of oil to prevent sticking or mix with sauce.
- Serve!
Enjoy the race at Talladega tomorrow. You could probably throw this dish together during the caution for The Big One.
This sounds delicious and light! Penelope will love it. Thanks, S. D.
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