It's from the Sep/Oct 2006 WW magazine on the menu section. It's a core
recipe.
Shrimp Linguine
Boil whole-wheat linguine according to the package directions. Drain. Toss
in skillet over medium-high heat with 2 tsp olive oil, deveined precooked
shrimp, minced garlic and shallots and frozen green peas, cooking until
shrimp and peas are heated through. Sprinkle with fresh basil.
What I did... I don't do core so I measured out 4 oz of whole wheat
spaghetti (what I had on hand) 6 points, 4 ounces of shrimp 2 points, 2
points for the 2 tsp of oil. My eyeballs were bigger than my stomach. 2
ounces of spaghetti and shrimp would have been plenty. I didn't have any
peas, but had frozen broccoli. Toward the end of the cooking of the
spaghetti I threw the broccolli in and my shrimp as they were uncooked and
frozen. Worked out great. When pasta was done I drained everything and
threw into a pan with the olive oil, garlic and an onion (didn't have
shallots). It was so easy to make and good for 10 points. Could have been
happy with 6 points had I not doubled the pasta and shrimp.
Lynne
Stormmee - 29 Aug 2006 09:58 GMT
I don't do shrimp but this would be good with scallops, and if you make it
next time split it in half so you have another dinner already done, Lee
> It's from the Sep/Oct 2006 WW magazine on the menu section. It's a core
> recipe.
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> Lynne
Willow Herself - 29 Aug 2006 14:59 GMT
Seafood doesn't re-heat all that well though..
Will~
>I don't do shrimp but this would be good with scallops, and if you make it
> next time split it in half so you have another dinner already done, Lee
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Stormmee - 29 Aug 2006 16:16 GMT
true never even thought about that, Lee
> Seafood doesn't re-heat all that well though..
> Will~
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