Showing posts with label shrimp stir fry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shrimp stir fry. Show all posts

Friday, January 30, 2026

Stir-Fried Garlic and Sriracha Shrimp Recipe

 


Photo source:  Serious Eats

"This is an incredibly quick-cooking bar snack for the times you want to start eating and drinking rather than spending much time in the kitchen prepping and cooking. Shrimp, as is, cook plenty fast, but when thrown into a blazing hot wok, they're ready to eat in hardly any time at all.

Although peeled and deveined shrimp would benefit greatly from the simple, but lively glaze of garlic, sugar, lime, and Sriracha, this recipe utilizes head-on shrimp which lends a more robust shrimp flavor to the finished dish—just rip off the shrimp heads, slurp out the richness from within, then plop the succulent shrimp bodies into your mouth. The glaze is a little bit sweet, plenty spicy, and will have you licking your fingers before washing everything down with a cold beer.

Although this recipe calls for head-on shrimp, peeled and deveined shrimp will work just as well too."  Comment from Serious Eats

Peeled and deveined shrimp works well for me!  Other than the head-on shrimp, this recipe sounds delicious.

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Tuesday, November 4, 2025

Sizzling Shrimp Stir Fry


This recipe covers two of my favorite type of meals . . . shrimp and Chinese stir fry.

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Sunday, June 26, 2016

Florida Gulf Shrimp and Sweet Pepper Stir Fry


Photo source:  Fresh From Florida


Looks delicious!  The Captain and I make a similar recipe that does not including the sesame seeds, onion or orange juice, but we will be tweaking the recipe to make it a cross between this recipe and ours.

What I would change on this recipe . . . take the tails off the shrimp (so much easier to eat), add a pinch of cayenne pepper, use at least one or two poblano peppers (you can never have enough peppers) and garlic.

Don't overcook the shrimp . . . we usually take it off the heat as soon as it turns pink, otherwise it gets rubbery-like.

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