Sauteed 16-20ct. Shrimp in Olive Oil and Butter with Garlic, Lemon and Herbs!

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Thanks Chris! I like all shrimp, but if I had my preference, it would be 16-20 count inshore shrimp. Offshore shrimp can get too much iodine in them and that makes the meat a little more bitter instead of sweet. The legs tell the tail (no pun intended)......the more red they are-the more iodine in the shrimp. And if you look at the ones I cooked, you will notice the red legs. Might explain why they sat in the freezer for a year.......
Thanks for that tip. Never heard about red legs and iodine
 
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Looks awesome bet I could eat several bowls of those about now. Wife likes those sauteed shrimp I prefer battered and fried but usually end up eating some of both and yes I have to cook both kinds. You didn't include the amounts of the ingredients.
 
I'm certain, I could eat a whole lot of that. Looks great 👍
Thanks JLinza!

Great looking shrimp, and a favorite of ours too! I am a garlic freak!
Thanks for the paper towel trick, I hate cleaning out the sealer!
Al
Thanks Al! I love garlic too! No problem on the tip....I learned it from someone else...just passing it on...
 
Looks awesome bet I could eat several bowls of those about now. Wife likes those sauteed shrimp I prefer battered and fried but usually end up eating some of both and yes I have to cook both kinds. You didn't include the amounts of the ingredients.
Sorry about that piney....I just threw this together, but here are the approx. amounts....

1/2 tbsp. olive oil
1 tbsp. real butter
10-12 shrimp seasoned
2-3 cloves of garlic
1 tbsp. finely diced fresh rosemary
8-10 fresh basil leaves finely sliced
2 tbsp. sliced green onion
zest of 1/4 lemon
juice from 1/2 lemon
 
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