How to Make Grilled Shrimp with Spicy Lemon Garlic Sauce | Julia At Home



Grilling shrimp in their shells protects the delicate flesh, but seasonings are peeled away at the table. Could we deliver tender, flavorful grilled shrimp–without the shells?

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  1. I've been cooking shrimp in a wok with garlic, removing them then making a very similar sauce in the wok using lemon, butter and garlic, then adding the shrimp back, tossing it all together and serving the shrimp with a side salad or basic white rice, topped with sliced green onions on top. One of the quickest ways to cook shrimp and I've never had a bad review of it when serving to friends. Other than there never seems to be enough to go around. LOL

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