Baked Cajun Shrimp Recipe
Ingredients:
- 12 Shrimp Peeled, Deveined, Cooked
- 1 Canola Oil
- 1 Smoked Paprika
- 1 Onion Powder
- 1 Garlic Powder
- 1 ½ Salt
- ½ Cayenne Pepper
- ½ Thyme Leaves
- ÂĽ Ground Oregano
Instructions:
- Preheat broiler to 350°. Place foil onto treat sheet. Delicately oil the foil with cooking splash.
- Place shrimp in a blending bowl. Add oil to the bowl. Cover top of the bowl and tenderly shake until the shrimp is all covered with the oil.
- In a little bowl with a top, blend the spices in general and flavors. Add the blend to the shrimp bowl.
- Cover the bowl and delicately shake until the shrimp are all covered with the flavors.
- In a solitary layer, place the shrimp onto the treat sheet. Prepare for 10 minutes. Serve warm with a cut of lemon wedge.
- Enjoy !
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Why no precise measurements of the ingredients? I mean you’re not stating teaspoons, tablespoons, cups or anything and that leaves room for a whole lot of mistakes
In my opinion, it’s called sabotaging a recipe!
It looks so good I could lick the screen
Where are the measurements?????? Thank you 🌹
I know, I thought it was strange but in looking at the recipe it would seem all measurements are teaspoons because Tablespoons is too much. That’s what I am going to try
Why are there no quantities? What the hell is a “broiler” and a “treat sheet”?
I’ve worked out what “shrimp” is . . .
Broiler meaning oven, and treat sheet meaning cookie sheet. The original recipe was probably in a different language. Poor translation.
You cook the shrimp prior to adding all the spice flavors and then bake again?
Apparently, the recipe was in a different language that’s been automatically translated. So, not the best translation. I, too, think the ingredients are measured in teaspoons. But, we get the drift.
I have asked a million times for the measurements for this recipe!!! If u can’t produce them , get off the website!! This is ridiculous!!
Agreed!!!!!
Get off website if you can’t post measurements
What does “prepare” in the final instruction mean? To broil, or what?