14
results for "italian"
Narrow Results
You've Selected:
Italian
Shrimp
Source
Saveur (11)
Bitten (1)
Difficulty
Easy (8)
Medium (5)
Course
Salad (1)
Season
Summer (7)
Fall (3)
Spring (3)
Winter (1)
Occasion
Easter (3)
Technique
Saute (9)
Fry (2)
Bake (1)
Roast (1)
Topic
Recipe (14)

Advertisement
03/01/2007
Like veal parmesan, this dish—redolent of garlic and white wine—is a purely Italian-American creation.
Issue #100
03/06/2007
This recipe appeared in Eugenia Bone’s “Feast of the Seven Fishes,” in which she describes her family’s traditional Italian Christmas Eve feast (December 1998).
Issue #31
02/03/2009
Purists may note that this Italian-American specialty isn't really scampi (Adriatic crayfish)—but as its name promises, it really is shrimp cooked scampi-style.
Issue #28
03/06/2007
Flavored with shrimp, garlic, and zingy flakes of red pepper, this pasta dish is devilishly good.
Issue #58
08/07/2012
David Pasternack, the chef at the New York City restaurant Esca, uses a combination of olive oil and canola oil to make this classic Italian dish.
Issue #129
03/06/2007
This traditional Genoese soup is loaded with fresh seafood, herbs, and vegetables.
Issue #25
03/14/2002
Simply fried assorted seafood is a popular appetizer all over coastal Italy—and especially along the shores of the Adriatic.
Issue #21
02/18/2012
Serve these garlicky shrimp with lots of crusty bread.
Issue #145
02/15/2008
Toss shrimp into this hot tomato sauce, and you'll have a perfect crowd-pleaser.
Does Not Apply
Source: Bitten
08/07/2007
Stanley Tucci’s 1996 film, Big Night was inspired by his mother’s Italian specialties—dishes like this one.
Issue #14
12/16/2008
Inky black spaghetti is paired with shrimp for a thoroughly sea-inspired affair.
Does Not Apply
Source: Lucullian
12/11/2008
Using Japanese bread crumbs, or panko, on top of this shrimp scampi dish makes the stuffing lighter and more crispy.
Does Not Apply
Source: Food Network
06/21/2007
We whipped up this tasty dish during a trip to Venice, using fresh ingredients we found at the local markets.
Issue #38
10/09/2012
This Tuscan soup traditionally uses fish considered "bottom of the boat"—those left behind after more valuable fish have sold.
Issue #110