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Don’t miss this crucial step when cooking the shellfish

Eating Shrimp comes impressive health benefits that includes stopping hair loss, improving red blood count, improving thyroid function, reducing severity of menstrual cramps, promoting prostate health, reducing risk of stroke and heart attack, maintaining skin health, reducing cancer risk, and promoting weight loss.

Nicole McLaughlin, aka NicoleMcmom shares five of her favorite ways to cook shrimp. Get recipes, tips, and a how-to video for grilled shrimp, pickled shrimp, boiled shrimp, sautéed shrimp, and fried shrimp.

Shrimp and Wild Rice Skillet is healthy and hearty. A craveable gluten-free dinner recipe!

You'll want to spoon this tangy butter sauce over everything.

One of my favorite culinary tricks for making creamy, comforting soups without dairy is substituting cashews for heavy cream or butter in recipes. Cashews are mild in flavor and lend a creaminess that you can’t get from other nuts. They also happen to be quite hypoallergenic, which is helpful for those with tree nut allergies. …

I can’t think of a shrimp dish I don’t enjoy, but the rate with which I inhale a shrimp cocktail is alarming. There are only two components to the dish—shrimp and sauce—so making a good shrimp cocktail is all about maximizing the flavor in each. To do this, you’ll need to do a bit of roasting (and brining).

With hundreds of options for protein in your diet, shrimp provides a meaty-textured choice with a delicate flavor. Served both hot and cold, you can use shrimp in sushi, casseroles, sandwiches and soups, and you can even eat them plain with butter or cocktail sauce. For most people, shrimp can be part of a healthy diet, and its low-mercury content...

Wild-caught shrimp aren’t just packed full of flavor, they’re also filled with nutrients that can improve your health: including protein!