Creole Shrimp and Rice
Creole Shrimp and Rice is table-ready in just 40 minutes. Creole seasoning adds a kick of spice to this quick and healthy meal.
Creole Shrimp and Rice is table-ready in just 40 minutes. Creole seasoning adds a kick of spice to this quick and healthy meal.
This is an awesome recipe. I usually make a shrimp creole from scratch with a roux, but this fast recipe was great! Added little more hot sauce and cayenne pepper.
This was easy, fast and tasty! I used a microwaveable pre-cooked rice which made it super fast. It needed a little more seasoning, so I added some extra salt, cayenne, and a bit of Frank's hot sauce to top it off. Didn't have fresh thyme, so I subbed about a tsp. of dried, and it worked just fine. I'll definitely make this again. The three star is only because I am an accomplished cook and so this would not be up in my "special occasion" collection. Great for a quick and tasty weeknight dinner!
Extremely easy and very tasty. Too spicy for little kids, but the "Créole" part suggests that. Will add to the rotation!
Fantastic! I actually added a little more creole seasoning than what the recipe called for. And to make it gluten-free, I used 1/2 tablespoon of cornstarch. Would serve this again for sure!
Not bad not great but it was easy. I think next time I might even add a little more of the Creole seasoning to make it spicier. I had used Emeril's seasoning and I just don't think it was spicy enough. I too also added salt it needed it at the table.
Just the right amount of spicy. Easy enough for weeknight cooking. I did add salt which it didnt call for.
This was awesome! I used a cajun seasoning, not a creole one (just because that's what I had) - and I subbed spinach for celery because I don't like celery. Served over basmati rice seasoned with saffron - so good! And maybe it was the seasoning I used, but it was not too spicy as some others have mentioned. I did find it needed a bit of salt which I added just before cooking was complete.
This was very spicy, but really good. So if you aren't into too much spice, I would cut back. I used the Tony Chachere's brand recommended. The portion was also very big.
This didn't have much flavor, but it did have a nice amount of heat. I am used to shrimp creole having a more tomatoey sauce with a lot of rich flavor. I followed the recipe exactly. It looked pretty, but something was just missing. I won't be making this again. There are better recipes out there.
This was really quick and easy to make. I did not time it, but easy to do on a weeknight. This was really good! However, I am a spice wimp. I used the Tony Chachere's as directed, this was too spicy for me and the kids. But it was so yummy we ate it anyway. Next time I will make it will less of the creole seasoning. I had the leftovers for lunch today and it was still very good. We are adding this to the Keeper List.