For this recipe, however, we cook the shrimp separately with garlic, red and black pepper, and salt, then make the sauce and add the cooked shrimp at the very end just to warm it through.

Peel shrimp and devein, leaving tails intact. Reserve shells. Smash 1 clove garlic. In a medium bowl, toss shrimp with 2 tablespoons olive oil, ⅔ of the minced parsley, smashed garlic ...

As we usher in warmer spring weather, it’s time to switch up the ingredients we’re cooking with to lighter, more vibrant ones. Chef Camerron Dangerfield stopped by to show us how to ...

Shrimp: Pour a drizzle of sesame oil into a frying pan over medium heat and brown the shrimp. The sauce: Mix directly on the plate: soy sauce, peanut butter, crushed garlic clove and ginger ...

Emeril Lagasse gave us his recipe for this Louisiana classic more than 40 years ago — unsurprisingly, it still hits the spot. Emeril Lagassé is an American celebrity chef, restaurateur ...

Place the shrimp, scallops, and cream in a food processor ... Transfer the pasta to the sauce, finish with Parmesan, and toss to coat. Season with salt and pepper. Arrange the pasta on the plate ...