10 Minute Keto Shrimp Scampi | Red Lobster Style


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  1. Butch S
    Butch S says:

    you gave me an idea about some heavy whipping cream and some xanthan gum to thicken the sauce to about like gravy and put over cauliflower rice

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  2. Mary Sekely
    Mary Sekely says:

    Use mozzarella instead. Sooo good. Shrimp has water content. Put those shrimp between paper towels first and blot them dry. Also, brown them in the skillet with just a little bit of butter until they are partially cooked after you season them with salt and pepper. Take them out, make your garlic butter sauce, throw your shrimp back in and add your cheese. I like mozzarella because it browns nicely in the oven and is stringy and is just heaven on a fork. I am actually making this for dinner tonight.

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  3. Spork Star
    Spork Star says:

    That Broiler trick is what I use on Pizzas. Cook pizza just long enough to get the crust/outside done. Then turn on broil to brown the cheese (AND TURN OFF just as soon as you see browning spots form, because it will continue to finish in the short time it takes you to react and get the pizza out).

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  4. Karina Shecter
    Karina Shecter says:

    I love to peel large shrimp, butterfly them & lay them opened on a baking pan.
    On very low heat melt 1/2 stick butter; add thyme stems..I like the flavour of lemon thyme the best
    Add 10 or more peeled garlic cloves.. if large cut into very thick slices &
    Simmer all till garlic is soft.
    Brush herbed butter all over butterflied shrimp, toss garlic chunks around, sprinkle w a bit of thyme leaves &
    Roast at 350 for 2-3minutes
    As soon as shrimp turn opaque they are ready to serve!

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  5. Lexxi Paul
    Lexxi Paul says:

    This recipe looks fabulous. Trader Joe’s sells the best Shrimp. They are Argentinian Shrimp(red). They are Wild Caught, so you know you don’t have to deal with Farm Raised with crazy chemicals and wondering how they are sourced. They always are 9.99. I like to use United States Organic garlic which TJ also sells. Look up China Garlic which can be made of Plastic and grown in feces of all sorts. Just my little opinion. Oh and Fresh Garlic in cooking tastes really good. I can tell the difference if US fresh garlic.

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  6. Constance
    Constance says:

    Just wondering if you guys count the protein from spinach and leafy
    greens as part of your daily protein intake. Assuming these are
    incomplete proteins, I haven't been… I just disregard the excess
    protein count that Cronometer gives me and only count protein grams from
    meat, eggs, nuts and dairy. A mistake?

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  7. Mary Sekely
    Mary Sekely says:

    Okay, I have to jump in here. You have to remove the extra liquid from the shrimp because it looks like you are using thawed shrimp from frozen. Put them between 2 paper towels and push on them. Then put them in a bowl and season them…salt, pepper, old bay or even Mrs Dash. Then heat 1 tablespoon of butter with a tablespoon of olive oil. Throw in  lots of garlic, just a minute or 2, then add your shrimp and brown adding more butter after the shrimp has some color. Then add the wine or chicken broth. Let it cook down for a couple of minutes. Add your chopped parsley. Then this is where you can add the cheese but the amount you put in and the fact that it was grated and not shredded does nothing. You need to use shredded. Then put it under the broiler for a couple of minutes. I actually use both parmesan and mozzarella. You can also sprinkle that with some paprika. Seasoning is the key to this dish. You can't leave the garlic, butter and wine do it all. I squirt a bit of lemon juice on it after it is finished for freshness. Add some heavy cream to this and you have a heavenly sauce that you can put this all on garlic herb riced cauliflower. It is out of this world good.

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