A couple weeks ago, Kimberly over at Fab Finds Under $50 tweeted about a yummy shrimp meal she made for dinner. It combines Thai Sweet Chili Sauce, Sriracha, and light mayo to create a tasty sauce/dressing. I LOVE Thai
flavors and this is a Weight Watcher
friendly meal. One serving is 5 points and about 215 calories.
flavors and this is a Weight Watcher friendly meal. One serving is 5 points and about 215 calories.
I served the dressed shrimp over a bed of mixed herb greens and diced tomatoes. We didn't have a lot of lettuce left, so I also made some jasmine rice and stir fry broccoli and snap peas to go with it. It was a terrific and tasy meal! Even Mr.Diva commented about how pretty it was. The combo of colors on the shrimp was quite lovely.
Find the shrimp recipe over at Skinny Taste: Bangin Good Shrimp
Stir Fry Broccoli and Snap Peas
I just made this up as I cooked and it was a last minute choice to add this side, so I apologize for the lack of measurements. I don't really cook with measurements unless I'm baking.
I bought the big bag of chopped cabbage, broccoli, and peas in the salad section. Heat veggie oil in a pan and add veggies once oil is very hot. Stir often. Once the veggies start to soften just a bit, add just a bit of soy sauce and sesame oil to taste. (You could also add rice wine vinegar, chili paste, or whatever you like)
Once the veggies were soft, but with a slight bit of crunch to them, I put them in a bowl, sprinkled them with Chinese Five Spice, and tossed them well.
When I served it up, I used some of the extra shrimp sauce to drizzle over them.
Jasmine Rice
With the rice, just make it according to the package instructions. I use chicken or veggie broth instead of water. I also added a bit of sesame oil, soy sauce, curry powder, minced garlic, and red pepper flakes. When I was ready to serve dinner, I mixed in chopped scallions to the fluffed up rice and drizzled the extra shrimp sauce over it as well.
Enjoy!
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