26 Monday Jul 2021
Posted in healthy choices, love to cook, pasta, seafood
15 Minute Easy Shrimp & Summer Veggie Pappardelle Pasta needs to be on your dinner rotation this summer.
If you’re like us, you shop the Farmers Markets over the weekend. With good intentions you buy a beautiful assortment of fresh summer veggies. By mid-week you’ve still got a bin full begging for their time to shine.
Enter this 15 minute shrimp & veggie pasta recipe and you’re now well on your way to hero status!
Continue reading »05 Wednesday Aug 2020
Posted in appetizers, love to cook, seafood
This Baked Shrimp with Feta & Herbs will quickly become a favorite. I promise. Oh my gosh the savory flavors…..shrimp bathing in lemon, saffron, garlic, fresh herbs, olive oil, bursting tomatoes and feta. You will want to soak up all that goodness with a hunk (or two) of crusty bread!
Continue reading »16 Thursday Jul 2020
Posted in gluten free, international, love to cook, seafood, side dishes
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carrots, coconut aminos, coconut milk, eggs, rice, scallions, sesame oil, shrimp, young coconuts
This Coconut Shrimp Fried Rice is bursting with fresh coconut flavor (and all the other reasons we love fried rice).
Coconut lovers unite!
This also happens to be the first NEW recipe published on Lemony Thyme in a really long time. It took spotting these young coconuts at a local farmers market to bring me back!
22 Tuesday Sep 2015
I’ve completely jumped onto the ‘Bowl’ bandwagon. Rice bowls, ramen bowls, power bowls, Buddha bowls, dragon, macro, breakfast and lunch bowls….they all make me happy. The perfect portion of noodles, rice or grains with added protein & veggie love. Our latest creation is the Honey Walnut Shrimp Power Bowl inspired by ingredients already on hand. Win-win power bowl.
Continue reading »21 Friday Aug 2015
Posted in burgers & sandwiches, love to cook, seafood
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Slightly spicy marinated shrimp on a bed of crispy lettuce on a cushion of homemade slider bun with a dollop of cool ranch sauce. I could eat my weight in these Buffalo Shrimp Sliders. Oh yes I can.
Continue reading »23 Tuesday Jun 2015
Posted in healthy choices, love to cook, salads, seafood
I scored these gorgeous tomatoes at the market this week, aren’t the colors amazing! Each year when tomato season hits, we run down the list of our favorite tomato recipes. Almost in unison, I heard Caprese Salad and Bread Salad. Just think what gorgeous children those two classics will make. That’s when the Caprese Panzanella love child was born.
Continue reading »05 Friday Jun 2015
Posted in healthy choices, love to cook, seafood, Weight Watchers
Came through the door last Friday evening (mind you…my most favorite evening to transition from work…to my garage…to the kitchen…is Friday). You know the feeling. What a Feeling!! Flash-Dance mode. Sorry. Not sorry.
So I’ve made us a Lightened Up Shrimp & Grits.
Continue reading »27 Friday Mar 2015
Posted in burgers & sandwiches, love to cook, seafood
While I’m not Catholic, I did grow up in a predominantly Catholic community. I was the kid who begged to spend Friday night at my friend’s house because I knew there would be fish sticks or fish sandwiches for dinner. Something I adored.
It’s in that spirit that on this Friday evening I share some of our favorite Friday Night Fish Sandwiches with you. Enjoy!! Continue reading »
03 Tuesday Mar 2015
Posted in healthy choices, international, love to cook, lunch bowls, salads
I don’t think I’ve told you about my 2015 Challenge. My Healthy Choices walking buddy Bethany and I signed up to walk a combined two thousand fifteen miles in 2015. That’s five point five miles per day together or two point seven five miles each. every day. for 365 days.
All that walking during our lunch hour, makes these girls hungry. I’m proposing Spicy Shrimp Thai Buddha Bowls all around.
Continue reading »24 Wednesday Dec 2014
Posted in appetizers, love to cook, pasta, salads, seafood
Several years ago I got a hankering to attempt the Feast of the Seven Fishes for our Christmas Eve dinner. I carefully selected recipes, ordered specialty items ahead from our local seafood market, and rewrote my plan of attack dozens of times before the big day arrived. I envisioned this becoming our new Christmas Eve traditional dinner and oh how that excited me.