Buttery Baked Shrimp |

Buttery Baked Shrimp
1

PRINT THIS POST

October 10th, 2010adminDinner, Fish, Kid Friendly

This is a way lower cal version than your typical scampi. Instead of floating in a lake of butter, this shrimp dish takes the scampi flavor profiles and makes it well affordable in terms of calories Use next to a pasta or rice dish (like paella) or use atop salads.

Buttery Baked Shrimp

4 servings
46 calories per serving

1 lb. peeled, cleaned shrimp
Butter flavored Pam
Molly McButter
I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter Spray
½ t salt
1 t garlic powder
1 t parsley flakes

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Spray a baking dish with Pam. Lay the shrimp out without overlapping. Spray with the butter spray then sprinkle with a little bit of the Molly McButter. Finally sprinkle with garlic powder, salt, and parsley and bake 8 minutes or until done. Optionally sprinkle with just a bit of parmesan cheese just before serving.

Tags: baked shrimp, butter spray, buttery, buttery baked shrimp, Dinner, Fish, garlic, I can't believe it's not butter, Kid Friendly, Molly McButter, shrimp

1 Trackbacks / Pingbacks

Vegetable Paella | October 10th, 2010 at 08:24

[...] ! It’s way quicker than a regular paella and if you really want some seafood in there, add some Buttery Baked Shrimp. Paella is a great healthy dinner that the whole family will enjoy. Vegetable [...]

Join us on Facebook and Get Notified When New Recipes Are Posted

Welcome !

About 400 Calories or Less

What's a foodie to do when she passes the 40 mark and her metabolism comes to a screeching halt? (hint...denial did not work !) So I've put together a collection of everyday meals that are simple to make, under 400 calories, yet so savory and delicious that you won't miss your old favorites and standbys. I've tested and tweaked, tested and tweaked and the recipes yield satisfying and scrumptious home cooked foods, because regular 'diet food' just wasn't going to cut it in this house !

If you are cooking for a family, stick to the 400 calories for yourself, but just give larger portion sizes to other family members. I double up dinner for my husband and it is more than enough. That way you are not spending too much time cooking multiple dishes. The family will love these meals !

I hope you enjoy :)

Aileen