Melted butter in a baking pan, didn't specify amount
1 cut-up lemon, also in the pan
Fresh shrimp - didn't specify amount
Italian seasoning
Bake at 350° for 15 minutes.
My altered version of this was:
1 stick melted butter in aforementioned pan
2 lemons, cut up, and spread around pan
Frozen and thawed shrimp, no tails ( I hate when restaurants leave tails on shrimp. I never do.)
Italian Seasoning
My altered version of this was:
1 stick melted butter in aforementioned pan
2 lemons, cut up, and spread around pan
Frozen and thawed shrimp, no tails ( I hate when restaurants leave tails on shrimp. I never do.)
Italian Seasoning
Bake 350° until it looks and smells right.
Here are the results:
I think it would have benefited from deviled eggs.
Also, the recipe would be lovely with alternating citrus and spices. Lemon garlic. Pineapple ginger. Different meat?
I can't wait to play with recipe in 2014.
Love,
Andrea, Steve, & family
Here are the results:
I paired it with a side salad of baby spinach, grape tomatoes, fat free feta, and a homemade balsamic and a bowl of fresh strawberries. It was a hit!
I think it would have benefited from deviled eggs.
Also, the recipe would be lovely with alternating citrus and spices. Lemon garlic. Pineapple ginger. Different meat?
I can't wait to play with recipe in 2014.
Love,
Andrea, Steve, & family
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