Ginger

sautéed jumbo shrimp

Shell and deveined the shrimp.
It’s really quite easy!

Place the shelled and devein shrimps in a bowl with:
A drizzle of olive oil,
A good pinch of ground ginger,
Several whole fresh coriander leaves,
The grated rind of one lime, plus
The juice of the lime, freshly squeezed.
Mix together,
And marinate for at least one hour.

In a sauté pan,
Heat a drizzle of olive oil.
Add several slices of fresh ginger, and
Sauté until lightly golden,
Just enough to release the scent.

Remove the shrimp from their marinade.
Raise the heat, and immediately
Toss the shrimp into the pan.
Reserve the marinade for the sauce!
Quickly sauté until the shrimp changes color.
Remove the shrimp, and place on a warm plate.

I like shrimp cooked lightly, but…
To each his own!

For the sauce:
In the same pan,
Melt one tablespoon of butter,
Add the marinade, and
One pinch of ground ginger.
Allow the sauce to reduce gently.

Place the ginger-spiced shrimp on a bed of plain cooked basmati rice,
Nap with the sauce!

No more, no less!

- You may make this recipe with monkfish,
Although be sure to ask your fishmonger
for a boneless piece of monkfish!

- For a festive dinner,
This recipe is simply “divine” with lobster!

Simple,
quick,
sophisticated.
In a word,
the one recipe we all need!

For an even lighter dish,
serve this
with melted leek whites,
flavored with ginger:
Simply slice
the white part of the
leek into thin slices, and
rinse well under running water
to remove the dirt.
Allow it to soften over low
heat with thin slices of
fresh ginger.
Add a small glass of water,
if needed!

➢ 4 to 5 jumbo shrimp per person
➢ Ground ginger
➢ Fresh ginger
➢ Olive oil
➢ 1 lime
➢ Fresh coriander leaves

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