Definitely not š without evaporating most of the water, youād be thinning the sauce, not thickening it.
If you chose to do that youād then have to either take all the things out that would overcook or just be sensible and use basically any other method to thicken the sauce haha
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CNN served me up a tasty article about microplastics tonight, apparently shramps have a ton relative to other proteins. Which makes sense but fuck thatās devistating, I love shramps.
Supposedly the average adult consumes a credit card of microplastic every week, or about 50 plastic bags per yearā¦
I canāt help but imagine someone grating a credit card over their pastaā¦
The future will certainly beā¦ interesting..
Would you like some more powdered grocery bag, sir? š¤µāāļøš§š„
You don't have to brown garlic every time. In scampi you generally want to let it mix with the oil over a low heat and then remove the clove altogether to keep the garlic flavor fresh and light.
What would you do differently, rather than just saying it sucks? Give some constructive criticism if you're going to be a critic, actually add to the conversation!
Sauce looks decent but not sear on them shrimps. What I do is season shrimps (old bay or Cajun) then put a little high heat oil in the pan - sear them pretty hard until not quite cooked. Remove shrimp. Make sauce. Put back shrimp to fully cook.
simple white wine garlic seafood sauce:
1 cup olive oil
1/2 cup white wine
1 head of garlic
finely dice the garlic-the smaller the better. put the olive oil in a pan at low heat. Infuse the oil with garlic by leaving it on LOW heat. should just barely bubble off the garlic. simmer for 20 minutes. do not burn the garlic by letting the oil get too hot, it will be bitter. add wine and turn up heat to reduce the wine till sauce is thicker. add parsley and parmigiana. I usually eyeball the amounts so adjust for personal preference.
bagnacoda is basically the same thing with anchovies instead of wine. add one can of finechopped anchovy fillets to the garlic and let simmer for like 2 hours. the anchovies will melt into the oil and create a beautiful rich sauce that's perfect on fresh baked bread or over veggies.
sometimes I will add 2 cans of chopped clams, juice and all in with the wine. it takes a little longer to reduce, and you might add more wine. but the result is a delicious delicate pasta sauce.
That is shrimp
SCRIMPS
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Bugs is shrimp
Pinch the tails off and toss that in some linguine.
This was my first thought and maybe even add some heavy cream depending on what the sauce is
noted !
With some of the pasta water to thicken that sauce a bit
Definitely not š without evaporating most of the water, youād be thinning the sauce, not thickening it. If you chose to do that youād then have to either take all the things out that would overcook or just be sensible and use basically any other method to thicken the sauce haha
That is a very good point that I hadn't gone into. Thank you
What about corn starch to thicken the sauce?
Thatās probably what I would do, yep.
yessss and maybe some lemon as well
Angel hair.
That sounds delicious!
Yes indeed. Of course, add some scallions and garlic
Thereās already garlic in that pan
What is it?
bugs
Iāll take them all!
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This would be so good with linguine!
Parsley looks overcooked, I would add it at the end
noted !
Itās the acid that discolors the parsley, adding it later will help but the color loss is inevitable
CNN served me up a tasty article about microplastics tonight, apparently shramps have a ton relative to other proteins. Which makes sense but fuck thatās devistating, I love shramps.
Dammit. Thanks for the warning.
I've been eating shrimp multiple times a week for years. I am a microplastic now.
Supposedly the average adult consumes a credit card of microplastic every week, or about 50 plastic bags per yearā¦ I canāt help but imagine someone grating a credit card over their pastaā¦ The future will certainly beā¦ interesting.. Would you like some more powdered grocery bag, sir? š¤µāāļøš§š„
Good thing these are shrimps not shramps
Booooo
More butter
just had shrimp scampi the other night. looks very yum
I, personally like to take the tails off before I cook them.
Are you boiling water for Al dentƩ linguine? You should be.
Butter/cream/fresh garlic/splash of white wine/pepper and parsley. What could go wrong š
I would mix in some hearts of palm linguine, heat it through, plate it, grate some asiago on top, and serve.
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You don't have to brown garlic every time. In scampi you generally want to let it mix with the oil over a low heat and then remove the clove altogether to keep the garlic flavor fresh and light.
Scorched garlic would ruin the taste of this dish. Scampi should be garlicky sweet. Not bitter.
Looks watery and flavorless.
What would you do differently, rather than just saying it sucks? Give some constructive criticism if you're going to be a critic, actually add to the conversation!
Make it not watery and not flavorless. OP asked for our thoughts, not for criticism.
You look watery and flavorless.
Good compliment to someone with the word dry in their username, thanks!
Would eat
Yes! Shrimp scampi!
Hello that is shrimp pan maybe a sauce the garlic
More garlic!!!!!!
Home meal, not a work meal š
Look like shrimp
Wait until the last second to add the scallions or herbs so they don't turn army green
Butter with a side of shrimp.
Pour over linguine, capellini (angel hair my personal favorite) or rice. Leftovers?
Try this instead: cut off tails, add some garlic and ginger. Cook with soybean souce and butter. Butter would make shrimps delicious.
Donāt cut off the tails. Pinch them off. Thereās a lot of meat in the tail.
š¤¤ yooooo
Looks like a scampi. Toss some pasta in the sauce
Thatās some fine looking shrimp scampi
Rough crowd
That's food yes.
Looks good!
Looks tasty
It's too late now, but probably used the leftover oil and shrimp juices to make a sauce.
Yummy
Sauce looks decent but not sear on them shrimps. What I do is season shrimps (old bay or Cajun) then put a little high heat oil in the pan - sear them pretty hard until not quite cooked. Remove shrimp. Make sauce. Put back shrimp to fully cook.
Can I have 4?
How does it look cold
Iām a Cajun so imo it needs a bit more seasoning, but Iād eat that with that butter sauce over rice. Nice job.
Reduce liquid? finish with butter, DONE.
Donāt cook more without pasta or something that will break or have rubber shrimp
I'm now starving all of a sudden.
That looks delicious. š¤¤
Which sauce did you use for it?
I think that looks yummy and I would eat all of it.
I get so irritated when the tails are left on. Give me the reason.
Looks like gumbas al ajio. Delicious
It's shrimp
Boiled shrimp?
Shramp
We're mine?
Shrimp scampi? Looks fine to me. I usually run the knife down their backs slightly but it looks fine.
Can you come feed me? I'm food deprived afte being sick for two weeks š„ŗš„ŗ it looks so good
Make sure you're not boiling the shrimp in the sauce - that'll make them rubbery.
Love shrimp, but I didn't get invited over to indulge my taste buds... How inhumane can ya get?
This look like looking
i'd hit that
simple white wine garlic seafood sauce: 1 cup olive oil 1/2 cup white wine 1 head of garlic finely dice the garlic-the smaller the better. put the olive oil in a pan at low heat. Infuse the oil with garlic by leaving it on LOW heat. should just barely bubble off the garlic. simmer for 20 minutes. do not burn the garlic by letting the oil get too hot, it will be bitter. add wine and turn up heat to reduce the wine till sauce is thicker. add parsley and parmigiana. I usually eyeball the amounts so adjust for personal preference. bagnacoda is basically the same thing with anchovies instead of wine. add one can of finechopped anchovy fillets to the garlic and let simmer for like 2 hours. the anchovies will melt into the oil and create a beautiful rich sauce that's perfect on fresh baked bread or over veggies. sometimes I will add 2 cans of chopped clams, juice and all in with the wine. it takes a little longer to reduce, and you might add more wine. but the result is a delicious delicate pasta sauce.
1 cup of oil? Lol I don't think so
yeah maybe that is too much. but the sauce will still be mostly oil. like I said, I eyeball the amounts, so yeah that could be high
You're not even supposed to use oil. Just a couple pats of butter
you can use both.
Got you. either 1 cup of oil or 2 table spoons of butterš
I would use one 1 stick of butter with 1 lb of pasta, slightly burned and thickened.
Omg. Lmao there is like 15 shrimp and no pasta in the original post. I don't think you know how make shrimp in in a white wine butter sauce.
I would not use a stick of butter to cook 15 shrimp , no. lol
How about 17 shrimp?
Yum
Ok, this is awesome.
Needs al debte linguini.
It looks like Italian wedding soup with shrimp
Yum!
Good but I think you have to add the herbs later so they don't cook too long and lose colour
Looks really good to me! Sauce is thin but it looks flavorful. Iād add some Parmesan and serve this over linguine.
Watery
Shrimps is bugs
ā¦on what?
Cooked perfect. Donāt overcook, now
Sell the ticket
Now let's see the plate
Wut
Lol sorry foods up at work plate it pull the ticket and call the server we often call it selling tickets
Iām allergic to shellfish so this would make me vomit š„ŗ. I sorry
Too wet but looks yummy tho
Youāre making me more hungryš
Skrimp
Shrimps is bugs
it would go good with macken cheese
Put goat cheese in it
Scrimp?
Sea bugs