In melted butter saute chopped medium mushrooms and set aside, saute one chopped fine shallot and one inch cube chopped fine fresh ginger and one red bell pepper and set aside.
Squeeze two red oranges (they are a cross between the blood orange and the navel). Mix one tablespoon of corn starch and two tablespoons of water and stir into orange juice and set aside. Any orange can be substituted.
Saute three quarters a pound of cleaned and butterflied shrimp in butter over medium heat.
Add the orange juice mixture to the pan. Turn up the heat to medium high and stir gently.
When orange sauce starts to thicken remove the pan from the heat.
Add 1/2 cup tightly packed chopped fresh cilantro and fold into shrimp mixture gently. You can substitute flat leaf parsley or leave out completely if you wish.
Serve immediately with a vegetable of your choice and some rice. I love serving with rice because any extra orange sauce can be spooned over the rice. Thanks for reading and for all your comments.
Wonderful!!! Looks so delish!
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ReplyDeletenow I am hungry!
ReplyDeleteMmmm this one I will try.
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The broccoli & the rice entice me.
ReplyDeleteThat's the thing with a great shrimp receipe, you look so forward to having it the next day, or freezing for later! I didn't know about using a couple of those spices together, must try this straight away!
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*if you have a sec I am having a GIVEAWAY on my blog - stop by ;-)
Hi Gigi, thanks, it was so good.
ReplyDeleteHi Gayle, thanks, my sentiments exactly. Ha.
Hi Michele, thanks, the photos of food always make me hungry too.
Hi Elna, thanks, very good and worthwhile to take all the steps.
Hi Mary, thanks, any of these dishes can be vegetarian too, the orange sauce and spices are the best part.
Hi Tina, thanks, do give it a try, I'll stop on by.
Yummo. Orange and ginger go soooo well together.
ReplyDeleteHi Elephant's Child, thanks so much. I love the orange sauce. been a long time since I made one, need to do more often.
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