The highlight of the dish was definitely the grilled shrimp. Marinated briefly in a bit of olive oil, fresh lemon zest, smoked paprika (a must!), kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, these shrimp would be wonderful on their own as a main course. This part of the recipe alone is a keeper. Just be careful not to overcook the shrimp. Two minutes per side over high heat on the grill (or under the broiler) is perfect.
I got the idea for this recipe from Cooking Light once again, but I tweaked it a bit. For the original recipe, click here. In addition to the baby arugula, jicama, queso fresco and avocado, I added some freshly roasted corn and red bell peppers. The dressing is refreshingly simple: olive oil, lemon juice, white wine vinegar, a tad of sugar, salt and pepper. Perfect for a summer dinner.
Even if salad isn't your thing, you must try this shrimp!
I got the idea for this recipe from Cooking Light once again, but I tweaked it a bit. For the original recipe, click here. In addition to the baby arugula, jicama, queso fresco and avocado, I added some freshly roasted corn and red bell peppers. The dressing is refreshingly simple: olive oil, lemon juice, white wine vinegar, a tad of sugar, salt and pepper. Perfect for a summer dinner.
Even if salad isn't your thing, you must try this shrimp!

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