Intro
I want to tell you all about this recipe. I would like to sit down with you and urge you to get some shrimp marinating immediately because the sooner you do the quicker you’ll be to putting one of these tangy, slightly spicy shrimp into your mouth. I would also encourage heavy dipping into the smoky and rich sauce. But I’m running out of time so I’ll just have to trust the images will be enticing enough.
As it is I’m late to pick up my boy from his first day of all day school, lunch is still sitting on the table from three hours ago, dishes are in the sink (that’s nothing new) and the other two kids have been watching a movie for the last hour while I try and tackle my growing to do list. So, as I said, I wish I had more time to urge you to make this recipe. You’ll just have to trust me and get on it.
As a contributor for S.Pellegrino’s Practice the Art of Fine Food program I created this recipe and post along with many others that can be found on their Facebook page here.
Oh, I just love shrimp and this recipe sounds oh so perfect…
Oh my word. I love shrimp but my husband isn’t the biggest fan except for if we are at the beach. But me? I’ll eat it anytime. These look delicious and right up my alley for a night at home alone while the husband is in meetings or hanging with the guys.
Hi, your shrimps look great. I have never had great experiences cooking anything with soy sauce and brown sugar because I always found they burn too quickly. I was thinking of using your recipe but searing for two minute on one side and then a quick sear of 30 minutes on the other.
Love the combo of chile lime shrimp with a smoky + spicy creamy sauce . Hits every note 🙂
I will try to make this recipe for sure. It looks delicious!
That dipping sauce looks amazing 😉
Deaaaaaaar Lord, yes.
My mouth is already watering! These look wonderful, can’t wait to try them. Love your blog, have tried many of the recipes and haven’t been disappointed yet. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and recipes. 🙂
I have been looking for a good shrimp recipe! This looks fantastic, and the photos are gorgeous. 🙂
Yuuuum! I love anything with shrimp.
lovely pictures and great recipe, thanks for sharing
The dipping sauce is sooooo tempting. Oh my 😀
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The poblano cream has me thinking impure thoughts….there, I said it.
I was ready to make the shrimp and poblano sauce last night….. But … No recipe! I am new to this blog. So did I miss something?
Valerie,
Welcome to the blog! Normally I do post the recipe but this post was directing you to a recipe I created for S.Pellegrino. The link is in the post and you can find the recipe among their collection of daily recipes. Thanks for reading!
Wow! The shrimps look absolutely stunning.Have to try this recipe really soon.
Normally you have the recipe posted below your pictures and article? Where can I find this recipe? looks great!!!
Jessica,
Normally I do post the recipe but this is to direct you to a recipe I created for S.Pellegrino. The link is in the post. Sorry for the confusion.
Yum! what are those delicious looking hidden sandwiches in the background?!
I love shrimp–one of my favs! and chile lime to boot–Mmm
I wanted to try this, but since I cannot seem to import the recipe with either ChefTap or Ziplist, due to the fact, I think, that its a Facebook page…not very “user-friendly” in that sense…guess I will pass on this one…
Sauce looks very good!
Holy moly! Does this look amazing or WHAT?!?!?! I do a marinated grilled shrimp that’s very similar to this (don’t you just love how the shrimp is infused with all that wonderful flavor?) but that cream… damn, I need that in my life.
This looks fab!, thanks for sharing
Wow. These photos have my mouth watering! That sauce looks so creamy and delicious. Thank you for this. If I wasn’t hungry before I sure am now.
Tasty!!!
Wow, this sounds incredible! Definitely adding it to my cooking list for this weekend. Can’t wait to try it! Feel free to check out my site http://www.BetterOffHealthy.com for more tasty recipes!
Looks Delicious!!! Looking forward to try it out!!!
The way that you suggested to marinate the shrimp made it an inescapable try. It was great and now several family members have used this several times. Thanks.
Definitely going to make this for dinner tonight. We are looking forward to the poblano cream sauce!
Your photos are great and anytime I see shrimp I have to come in for a closer look.
I’d love the recipe for the shrimp and poblano sauce but it wasn’t on the webpage. Only “intro” and comments were shown.
Jo, I did some digging and found a direct link (hidden deep). https://apps.facebook.com/spellegrinoptaoff/?utm_source=SpoonForkBacon&utm_medium=BlogPost&utm_campaign=Live_in_Italian_2013 Let me know if you still can’t find it and I can email you the recipe. Sorry for the search.