Ginger Lime Shrimp
From wylddwoman 13 years agoIngredients
- 16 oz. package (roughly 26-30 count) frozen, de-veined, easy peel shrimp or 1 lb. fresh medium or large easy peel shrimp shopping list
- 2 large limes (or 3 small) shopping list
- 1 ginger root (about 2 inches long, approx. 1.5 Tbsp) shopping list
- 1 Tbsp dry or fresh thyme (8 sprigs) shopping list
- 2 cloves fresh garlic shopping list
- extra virgin olive oil shopping list
- Medium saute pan shopping list
How to make it
- Put the shrimp into warm water to start defrosting if frozen
To make the marinade:
- Juice the limes into a small clear bowl or clear measuring cup. (Clear helps you measure out the olive oil easier.)
- Add enough olive oil to make half juice, half oil. (Roughly 1/2 c. to 3/4 c. of liquid total.)
- Pull the leaves from the sprigs of thyme, add to the marinade and mix until completely drenched.
- Peel the ginger and grate about 2 Tbsp. Mix into the marinade. (Try to get as much juice into the marinade as you can.)
- Press the garlic into the marinade and mix. (Again, ginger to garlic ratio is roughly half and half.)
- Let the marinade sit at room temperature for at least 20-30 minutes to let the flavors marry together.
To cook the shrimp:
- Peel the shrimp (devein if necessary) put into a colander, rinse, and let sit to drain extra liquid. Shrimp should be at room temperature prior to cooking.
- Heat the saute pan (medium heat) until a sprinkle of water sizzles in the pan.
- Pour the marinade into the pan and simmer until reduced by about half. (About 5 minutes.)
- Add the shrimp, and bring to a simmer again. Cook the shrimp until it is no longer opaque.
Note:
- Reducing the marinade ensures thicker sauce. When you cook the shrimp it will release a lot of moisture and thin the sauce out again.
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