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Pro Tips for Perfect Garlic Butter Shrimp Pasta Every Time



This Garlic Shrimp Pasta combines tender sautéed shrimp with a lemony white wine sauce and al dente spaghetti. This comes together in just 30 minutes with simple ingredients and fresh seafood. It’s a family-friendly dinner that feels fancy but couldn’t be easier to make. Perfect for both weeknights and romantic date nights.

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→ Ingredients
• 1 pound of dry spaghetti pasta
• 5 tablespoons olive oil
• 2 pounds peeled and deveined 16/20 shrimp
• 6 thinly sliced garlic cloves
• 1 peeled small-diced shallot
• 1 seeded small-diced Fresno pepper, sub 1 to 2 teaspoons of pepper flakes
• juice of 1 lemon
• 1 cup dry white wine
• 4 tablespoons unsalted butter
• 1 cup grated Parmigiano Reggiano
• ¼ cup finely minced fresh parsley
• Zest of ½ lemon
• coarse salt and freshly cracked pepper to taste

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25 Comments

  1. Where did you learn cooking? Cheese or whipping cream? Salting the shrimp, not the pasta? You made a great start and great ingredients to an abomination. You US boys always cook and eat like health insurance is for free. For me this dish looks like cardiac arrest.

  2. Parsley tip: I used to end up throwing out some of the parsley when I'd buy a big bunch because I didn't need it before I t went bad. So i started mincing it and freezing it. Believe it or not, it uses like fresh parsley. Keeps the fresh flavor. The secret is to mince it when it's good and dry – no water on it. I usually let it dry for a few hours to be sure. Just store it in a sealed container. It'll come out of the freezer perfectly. Just use a fork to crack off what you need. Because it was not wet when frozen, it will not freeze into a block of ice.

  3. I’m making this for dinner tonight- with the cheese! The only thing sacrilege is not adding the shells after removing the shrimp to draw out more shrimps flavor. But then there are just 2 of us and less than a pound of shrimp, so easier than remembering I have shells somewhere in my freezer.

  4. Before graduating my mother always taught me to use “THEM SEA SHELLS”… bisques and stock etc. that step right there is top tier for flavor on flavor. And today is seafood Friday so, “Pasta & Lobsta” for the dinner date 😌. Great vid chef 🫡

  5. I find it very easy to overcook the shrimp from the residual heat of the pasta, so I tend to cut it up and add it (raw) shortly after combining the pasta and the sauce. Since I'm too lazy to make bisque, I sauté the shells in a little oil, then water or stock and use that to flavour the sauce.

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