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Shrimp
Recipe from Andalucia
Shrimp
Recipe - Gambas
Pilpil -
Prawns in
Garlic
If
you're looking for a Shrimp Recipe that
typifies the south of Spain you
must try this one.
It's easy to prepare and quick to make.
The flavors depend on the quality of the Ingredients.
Extra virgin olive oil, Chillis, garlic, lemon juice and flat leaf
parsley.
Sounds simple to you?
It is!
Just put all the ingredients together and cook.
It's ready in ten minutes and you will remember a
really good one Forever.
Another great Mediterranean
Diet recipe
Ingredients for 4 people
- These
quantities as a Starter - Double up for a
Main Course.
- 2lbs.
Fresh Shrimp - Prawns
- the best you can get.
- 4
Cloves of garlic - finely chopped of you can use a garlic crusher
- 2
Dried red chillis - broken
up.
- 2
Small or 1 large lemon
- 1
Bunch of Flat leaf Parsley
- Chopped
- Good
quality extra virgin olive oil
- Salt to taste
- Crusty
spanish bread for dipping
- A good bottle of white wine for drinking
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Method
- Have your oven heated to 450f/220c
- This is about
as easy as it comes.
- Shell the shrimp and divide them between four
6" individual cazuelas.
- Now - A good
glug of the oil in each dish.
- Add all the
rest of the ingredients and stir.
- Pop the dishes
in the oven and leave for 10 -
15 Minutes until bubbling fiercely.
- Put the hot
dishes onto 4 Dinner plates and
serve immediately.
- Have a few sips
of chilled wine
while they cool down a little and then attack using
the bread to sop up the sauce.
Buen
Provecho!
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