Cooking up artistically delicious family-friendly dishes from my Kudos Kitchen to yours!
To get even cooking for this sheet pan lemon garlic shrimp meal, you’ll have to flip and stir the contents at least once during the roasting period and make sure that all the ingredients are in an even layer when you return them to the heat. You’ll also need to make sure to cut the potatoes into small size chunks, so they’ll cook at the same rate as the shrimp. Then, as soon as the potatoes are fork tender and the shrimp are pink and opaque, dinner is ready.
This Tropical Seared Coconut Crusted Tuna Steak was inspired by coconut shrimp I recently had while out to dinner.
I’ve paired it with a dipping sauce of orange juice and hoisin, which is the perfect compliment to the mild sweetness of the crunchy toasted coconut crust. It’s quite delicious, and I hope you love it as much as I think you will!
Chicken Oscar is the perfect dish for a special occasion, or for any meal where you want to make a lasting impression.
While this dish may look difficult to make, the steps are simple, and the instructions are easy to follow. Let me show you!
Late summer through mid-autumn is (in my opinion) when spaghetti squash is at their finest. If you’ve never cooked spaghetti squash before because you find them intimidating and a little daunting, I hope I can take away some of those fears for you today with this delicious and easy recipe for Roasted Spaghetti Squash Shrimp Scampi.
When I learned that this weeks #SundaySupper theme is orzo pasta, I jumped at the opportunity to develop this light and refreshing new dish.
Orzo is probably one of my favorite kinds of pasta. The shape is so tiny and compact that it works well as a filling for a stuffed dish like this Elegant Orzo, Shrimp & Vegetable Salad Stuffed Avocado.
This is a meal that comes together quickly and finishes on the stovetop. Since I used long grain brown rice to make this Sausage & Shrimp Jambalaya Kudos Kitchen Style, the cooking time is longer than using an instant brown rice. However, either will work. It only depends on how much time you have. But don’t worry, I’ll give you directions for both.
This post is actually a recipe re-do from one I did back in October of 2010 called Friday Night Fish Fry. Wow! That’s a long time ago! Since I’m not a very skilled blogger (more on that later), but I am a good cook, I wanted to bring this recipe back with a slight update in the recipe itself and, of course, some updated photos.
My neighbor came over to my house one day in mid-August with a bag of corn on the cob she’d brought me from Wisconsin. What a treat! I thanked her profusely for the unexpected gift and stuck them in my fridge knowing that I’d use them for something soon. Days passed, and I still hadn’t used them…
What I love most about this Baked Salmon Salad Spread is that the flavor isn’t too fishy tasting, which for me can sometimes be a turnoff.
The mild fish flavor is balanced nicely with bright, fresh lemon zest, dried dill weed, and a touch of sweet pickle relish.
This recipe for Seared Salmon Fillets with Pistachio Basil Butter is elegant enough for company, and yet easy enough for […]
