Daylight savings time. Some people are militant about the concept of its existence, but we don't mind here in the bay area as it signifies that spring is really upon us and we can shed the "winter" wardrobe. Even our pupper Marlowe, who gained a few winter pounds [Ed. note: She is beautiful how dare you shame her!], is shedding a bit of her winter coat. Our trees are sprouting blooms, and the BF just informed me that our lovely fuchsia tree-bush has tiny little buds appearing at the end of its spindly limbs.
Still, this week's weather has screwed me up. Every other day is rain and then sun. One day I crave hot soup, and the next day, spring-time asparagus and shrimp. Is spring here to stay? Every time the coat and boots are put away in the closet, there's another rain band on the Doppler radar, and the next day the thermostat reads 70 °F. Hopefully this one-sheet-pan shrimp and asparagus dish will serve as a worthy transitional meal. The fact you only need to use one pan makes this incredibly fast and easy to make. I adapted the recipe to make in your oven, instead of a grill, and cut out several steps from the original, so you don't need to dirty extra bowls. [Ed. note: Insert Napoleon Dynamite, "YESS!"]
Adapted from: What's for Dinner? Delicious Recipes for a Busy Life, Curtis Stone
Number of Servings: 4 NOTE: I cook the asparagus and shrimp separately to keep the asparagus from getting soggy. Roasting asparagus with shrimp will steam the asparagus as the shrimp releases water when roasting. Ingredients
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Judy Hyp
3/13/2018 09:50:39 pm
Have o try this one! Jacquie, do you have a recipe for a salad made with chick peas, asparagus and tomatoes? Might have onions too
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Dena
3/14/2018 04:28:14 am
YESSSSSS 😊 looks delightful.
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Heidi
3/14/2018 06:27:30 am
Perfect getting ready for spring and special weeknight or weekend dinmer! TY
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3/15/2018 12:12:30 pm
Hello Heidi--It is perfect for sprint and such a fast, easy weeknight dinner....but special enough for weekend or company. Hope you enjoy!
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