Shrimp and Pasta
I am a little late on my postings because I worked on Saturday and Sunday. Saturday night we had shrimp and pasta. We have a market about a mile from our home called the Woodstock Farmers Market. The food there is world class with a great selection of organic products, fresh baked goods, fresh produce, Fish delivered fresh twice a week and local grown meat and dairy, international products and a huge selection of locally produced products. The wine selection is good as well. Before I went to the market the family had requested shrimp and luckily there was some left.
Hmm, what should I do with it? The farmers market was having an Italian food marketing display and sale. I did not venture in there; however it did make me think pasta! Now, I am constantly thinking about carbohydrates, fat etc. Consequently when we eat pasta it is the whole wheat with 5 grains of fiber or more. I do not have a lot of choices for style of pasta; we are having no. 1 spaghetti. I was thinking sautéed shrimp with garlic, white wine, basil maybe some shallots, tossed with pasta, and I know Parmesan does not go with shrimp; however I like it with shrimp and my family does too.
It all sounded perfect till, I got home and started preparing and discovered, we had no white wine. Then I was stuck I actually used red wine, ooh did not look right. I added some tomatoes. It all turned out fine.
Ingredients
1 ½ lbs of Shrimp Parmesan Cheese
2 tbsp of minced Garlic Whole grain Pasta
½ cup red wine Tossed Salad
Olive Oil 1 yellow pepper
Fresh Basil
1 pint of home canned tomatoes or 2 fresh tomatoes
Peel and devein your shrimp. Sautee the shrimp till pink in olive oil, about 1-2 minutes and remove from the pan. Add red wine and reduce in half. Add minced Garlic and washed and cut fresh basil leaves. Add a pint of tomatoes and crush with a potato masher. Simmer for 5-10 minutes. Add shrimp and serve over fresh Pasta with parmesan cheese on top. Add a tossed salad to the plate.









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