I believe that I have now realized that autumn was here (despite the temperatures which play yoyo, and the sun which continues to wave us hello on the Breton lands). Right on time of the year when you start to think “little casseroles” without taking the time to really get started. Personally, when I want to get straight to the point (especially for the dinner-which-we-are-sure-that-everyone-will-like), it is often pasta in the program ! And the pasta is in question here with this One pot pasta with shrimp, garlic, lemon & broccoli.
Yes, the broccoli caught my eye the other day at the market stall (long live the seasonal vegetables!), So I decided to pair them with linguine and shrimp, garlic and lemon juice. The concept of the One pot, do you know? You only need one cooking in a casserole dish to prepare your family dish. And by making it with pasta, it saves maximum time because you prepare the pasta and its garnish at the same time, in the same dish.
I inaugurate (with undisguised pleasure) my pretty signed cast iron casserole dish Le Creuset*! A little gem made in France, which I already know, will accompany me for a long time in the kitchen (and gives me lots of recipe ideas). If you are looking for a cast iron casserole dish of this type to make your small dishes, you will find all sizes and all colors on the site Kitchen And Casserole.
For the recipe, plan for little preparation time and little cooking time = rather practical, isn't it? Rely above all on the cooking time of your linguine, the dish will be ready in no time. Promised!
One pot pasta shrimp, garlic, lemon & broccoli
Ingredients:
- 230 g linguine pasta good quality is important
- 400 g large cooked peeled shrimp
- 400 g broccoli
- About 580ml vegetable or poultry broth
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- 2 cs lemon juice
- 4 crushed garlic cloves
- Salt Pepper
- Parmesan shavings for the plate
Instructions:
- In a casserole dish, place the uncooked pasta, the broccoli cut into small florets, the crushed garlic, the lemon juice, the broth, the salt and the pepper.
- Start cooking over high heat then reduce to medium heat as soon as it boils, based on the cooking time recommended on the package of your linguine. Mix regularly.
- Add the shrimp halfway through cooking. If the pasta sticks, add a little water.
- At the end of cooking, there will hardly be any cooking water left (your pasta will have absorbed the liquid and will be fragrant).
- Adjust the seasoning (salt, pepper).
- Arrange on the plates, serve piping hot with shavings of Parmesan.
Notes:
* mix, mix: this will prevent the dough from sticking together and turning gloubi-boulga is not what we want!
* for variations, add tomato paste, cream (preferably at the end of cooking), other seasonal vegetables ...
* product offered
Claire
Your "salty" photographs are as sublime as those of your pastries! I intend to test your recipe, I will tell you the news
Kisses and good Sunday!
Lilie bakery
Merciiii Claire! You who are a big fan of "pastas", the bar is high! Kisses to you!
David
Meci for this recipe that I'm going to test. I always take great care before buying my shrimp, I never take them in the supermarket because the provenance sometimes seems doubtful. I prefer to go to the fishmonger in my neighborhood.
Floriane
With good organic shrimp from Madagascar that my fishmonger sells, this dish is perfect! I have already tried a one pan pasta once, I liked it a lot and when you don't have the courage, it's a good idea!
Muriel
A superb recipe! simple and effective ... I can't wait to try it!
Emilie
We really enjoyed ourselves with this pasta recipe! Thank you !