Broiled Shrimp Scampi
This classic shrimp dish with garlic and lemon juice is so easy to make. Serve with crusty bread for sopping up a flavorful butter sauce.
Everyday Food, January/February 2006
88 Ratings
- 5 star values: 20
- 4 star values: 30
- 3 star values: 29
- 2 star values: 8
- 1 star values: 1
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04/04/2010 This was such an easy recipe and it was tasty.
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02/06/2009 For a complete analysis of any recipe, I found this website: http://caloriecount.about.com/cc/recipe_analysis.php?process=resubmit
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01/15/2009 It is a really good healthy version. Use capors instead of salt and I agree a little white wine or white vermouth in the bottom of the grilling pan works well.
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01/15/2009 Oregano, fresh or dried, is also key ingredient along with a little wine. However this version looks light and healthy.
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10/02/2008 Looks like their rice pilaf with tomatoes is served with the shrimp :) Yum!
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09/25/2008 Trying this tonight. I'm sure my husband will love it...especially without the wine!
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09/25/2008 Trying this tonight. I'm sure my husband will love it...especially without the wine!
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09/25/2008 No wine or seasoned breadcrumbs. BLEAH!
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09/24/2008 I agree the wine is missing in this recipe
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09/24/2008 Righto, white wine is a very important ingrediant. I thought you always had the best recipes. Where did you get this recipe?
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09/24/2008 Where's the wine in this recipe? I thought Scampi always had white wine in the sauce which made it so delicious.
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09/24/2008 Where's the wine in this recipe? I thought Scampi always had white wine in the sauce which made it so delicious.
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09/24/2008 You can bring the recipe over to recipezaar.com, and it will give you all the nutrional values, you can also change the portions.
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09/24/2008 Fettucine is always good with shrimp scampi.
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09/24/2008 What is this recipe served with? It looks like a rice dish. Can anyone help?
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09/24/2008 Is there somewhere I can get the nutritional information on these recipes? I need calories, fat
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09/24/2008 Is there somewhere I can get the nutritional information on these recipes? I need calories, fat
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09/24/2008 I don't know what happened tp the rest of my comment. I think that you could find something like that at Crate
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09/24/2008 I think you can a dish like that at Crate
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09/24/2008 Great easy, tasty recipe. Nice summer time fare.
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09/24/2008 Does anyone know where to get dishes like the one in the photo for this shrimp scampi recipe?
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09/15/2008 Excellent recipe and very easy to make! One of my family favorites!
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02/05/2008 Calorie counts etc is a MUST for us that are looking to eat healthy and get some weight off. For anyone that is interested you can go to sparkpeople.com ( a free weight loss site) and they have a calorie calculator...
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01/22/2008 You need to put the calories, fat, etc. on these recipes. Otherwise I have to figure them all out and I do not have the time to do so. Thank you.