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The entire family loved every bite of this dish. Next time, I'll double the batch
The entire family loved every bite of this dish. Next time, I'll double the batch
FALL DINNER - Chicken and Tortellini with Veggies
Chicken and Tortellini with Veggies (Butternut Squash and Brussels Sprouts). This colorful and vibrant Autumn Chicken Dinner with Roasted Vegetables features smoked paprika chicken, cheese tortellini, and garlic butter sauce. The two main ingredients are amazing Fall veggies: roasted butternut squash and Brussels sprouts. This dinner might become your new family favorite recipe this Fall!
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Easy Ravioli Sauce
Whip up this Easy Ravioli Sauce to elevate your pasta night! Simple yet packed with flavor, this sauce complements any ravioli filling beautifully. Ready in minutes, it's the perfect solution for a quick, delicious meal.
Vinegar Coleslaw with No Mayo
This vibrant Vinegar Coleslaw Without Mayo recipe offers a zesty alternative to traditional creamy coleslaw, perfect for those seeking a lighter and tangier option. With a crisp and crunchy mix of shredded cabbage and carrots tossed in a flavorful vinegar-based dressing, this dish is bursting with freshness.
1.1M views · 10K reactions | Seafood Loaded Grits | Sugar in grits could NEVERRRRRRRRR Recipe: 1/2 cup grits 2 cups chicken broth 1 tsp shrimp bouillon 1/2 cup heavy cream Half cup smoked gouda 1 tbsp... | By Kimmy’s Kreations | Y'all ready to watch me make some seafood loaded grits? Cuz baby sugar and grits can never. Now for my tails, I prepped everything. I got my buttermilk seasoning with garlic powder, saison, onion powder, old bay, and a little garlic pepper. And then I mix that up real good. And I put that to the side and I season my flour with the same exact seasonings but just a little melt. Now, we already done had this seasoning your flour tutorial, right? Okay, once you get the flour seasoned, mix it really, really good. You don't want any of the seasonings to stick to the bottom. You want it to be incorporated completely into the flour. Now, let's start with my shrimp I put a whole stick of butter. Yes, a whole stick into a cast iron skillet and melted it. While that melted, I took a teaspoon of shrimp bouillon and add it to my chicken broth. I pour that to the pan and get that to a boil. Add a tablespoon of butter and we're cooking our grits and all of this. None of my butter is melted in one pan. See, I'm multitasking. I'm multitasking y'all. I'm gonna add the shrimp and I'm gonna season it with some Obey, some Kinda's buttery garlic and herb and some garlic pepper. Now, while it's cooked down, I went ahead and started on my lobster tails. See, I am multitasking y'all. I dip my tails in the buttermilk. Let it drain for a second and then I dipped it into the flour and I make sure I got the flour all on it. And then I popped it in some hot oil for five minutes. Now, back to these grits. Now that the water's boiling, add the grits in and mix it. Put the top on, put it on low. Now, back to the lobster tails. Go ahead, take them out, put them a paper towel to drain. And back to the shrimp. Go ahead and flip them and season that other side as well. Once they cook, take a em out and put them in a bowl. Now that my grits are halfway cooked, I'm gonna add some salt and some pepper to it and then tap back on and cook for five more minutes. Now, after I take my shrimp, I added my peppers and my garlic. And while those cooked, I finished my grits. Once they get thick like us, go ahead and add some heavy cream and the smoked gouda cheese. That smoked gouda is key. I am telling you. Now, get everything mixed up. Put the top on and let it rest while you get everything else ready. Now that my veggies are cooked, I went ahead and added some heavy cream and stir everything up really really well. I'm not sure this is a Alfredo sauce or more like a buttercream sauce but either way, it was good. I seasoned it with just a bit of Old Bay and once it got hot and thick like me, I went ahead and added my Parmesan cheese. Then I make sure to turn the heat off and just completely keep stirring til the cheese is completely melted. Then I add some parsley, added some lump crab, and I added my shrimp back. Then I make sure to stir everything up real good so I can get ready to plate it. Now, if your grits ain't jiggly like this, they ain't done properly. When it comes to smoked gouda grits, the grits supposed to be creamy, okay? The outside might form a little bit of a thickness because of the coolness but the inside is gonna be creamy. Like my shrimp and crab mixture literally fell to the bottom of the plate because it was so creamy. Now, I know some of y'all are some grits with sugar lovers and that's okay but baby, this is seafood loaded smoked gouda grits. Alright, bye.