One Skillet Shrimp, Corn and Zucchini

Discover the Dish: Flavorful and Filling

Indulge in a symphony of flavors with our buttery shrimp skillet. Smoked paprika-kissed shrimp, fresh zucchini, and sweet corn come together for a meal that sings with taste and simplicity.

Recipe Origins: A Quick History Bite

Tracing back to Native American traditions, this dish is a modern twist on age-old seafood mastery, combining the land's bounty with the ocean's treasures. 

Shrimp

• Shrimp is first tossed in a mixture of smoked paprika, salt, and pepper.
• Smoked paprika, also known as pimentón, is a spice made from dried and smoked red peppers. The peppers are dried and then ground into a fine powder. The peppers used to make smoked paprika are very mild and sweet, so they won't add heat.
• Shrimp has a distinct, sweet, and slightly briny flavor. It can impart a seafood essence to dishes, enhancing their overall taste. Shrimp's flavor works well with a variety of seasonings and culinary styles, making it a versatile ingredient for both mild and bold dishes.
• Shrimp cooks quickly, typically in just a few minutes. This makes it a convenient choice for busy cooks who want to prepare a meal in a short amount of time. 

Zucchini, Corn, and Garlic

• For zucchini, corn, and garlic, they are sautéed in butter until tender and fragrant.
• Zucchini is a versatile vegetable that has a mild flavor, allowing it to take on the flavor of sauces or spices.
• Corn adds its signature sweet flavor to the recipe. Frozen corn kernels are perfect for this recipe, and there's no need to thaw. Just add them to the skillet, and they will cook quickly. Fresh corn on the cob can also be used.

From Gulf to Plate: Our Shrimp's Journey

Our Wild Gulf Shrimp voyage from the bountiful Gulf of Mexico to your plate, carrying with them the essence of the sea and a commitment to sustainability.

Shrimp's Health Serenade: Omega-3s Galore

Every succulent bite is packed with omega-3s, essential minerals, and a love story of flavor and health that began with the Native Americans.

Recipe FAQs: Your Culinary Guide

Q: How long should I cook the shrimp?
A: Shrimp is perfect when cooked for just 2-3 minutes, or until it's just past translucent, ensuring they remain tender and juicy.

Substitute and Sizzle: Customize Your Skillet

Not a fan of zucchini or corn? No problem! Swap in green beans, okra, or bell peppers to make this skillet your own culinary canvas.

Plate It Your Way: Serving Suggestions

Whether you prefer your shrimp with a side of al dente pasta or resting on a bed of fluffy rice, this versatile dish caters to all your cravings.