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Grilled Chipotle Adobo Shrimp and Cauliflower Spanish Rice

This dish will not disappoint- whether you are cooking for just your family, or guests. I make the shrimp 2 ways- one very mild for those who prefer, and a chipotle version- both are delicious!

The chipotle adobo shrimp is a recipe I have made for years after being inspired by adobo coated and grilled seafood on a trip to Manzanillo, Colima, MX, and it has been a favorite since. I paired this with cauliflower "Spanish rice", roasted corn, pinto beans and avocado slices.

You will want to use bigger shrimp for this that will hold up on the grill- Mexican Azul are perfect.

  • Prepare your shrimp- shell removed and deveined.

  • Marinate your shrimp. 2 options provided here- or do both! Many of the ingredients are the same.

Chipotle in Adobo Marinade

  • Drizzle shrimp with avocado oil and sprinkle with sea salt

  • Add 2-3 cloves fresh minced garlic, and 1/4 bunch of fresh chopped cilantro (depending on how many shrimps you are making- but this is good for about 10).

  • Using a small can of Chipotle in Adobo Sauce, mince 3-4 of the peppers and add to shrimp

  • Add 2 spoonsful of the adobo sauce.

  • Squeeze fresh lime juice- about 1/2 lime

Orange, Garlic & Cilantro - mild

  • Drizzle shrimp with avocado oil and sprinkle with sea salt

  • Add 2-3 cloves fresh minced garlic & 1/4 bunch of fresh chopped cilantro (depending how many shrimp you are making- but this is good for about 10.)

  • Squeeze fresh orange juice- about 1/2 large orange

Heat your grill on medium- if you are using a grilling pan (which I prefer)- add pan to grill to preheat.

Cauliflower Spanish Rice

  • Heat a pan on medium heat and add a bag of frozen cauliflower rice. Add a bit of avocado oil and sauté till no longer frozen.

  • Season with garlic salt, add can of Rotel tomatoes with green chilies, sprinkle with lemon pepper.

  • Simmer uncovered till moisture is evaporated

  • Add chopped fresh cilantro - about a handful and mix.



I served with pinto beans and grilled corn on the cob (it was actually left-over boiled corn on the cob, that I warmed and toasted on the grill- worked out great!), and sliced avocado.


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