EVERY RECIPE DESERVES

A Little Love Letter

I’m probably the biggest fan of crispy chicken in every form. Preferably with a really thick, crunchy, fried coating. But in everyday life, it unfortunately can’t be fried chicken every single day, so I had to come up with a version that uses no extra fat at all and still tastes just as good. It may not have that crispy coating, but it makes up for it with the most flavorful, delicious spice coating you could imagine.

And this recipe gets a huge bonus point from me because it fits so effortlessly into everyday life in our home. I make this chicken almost every week anyway and often keep it sliced in the fridge, because we also love using it as homemade deli-style chicken for sandwiches like this Apple Cucumber Brie Turkey Sandwich. That means this salad usually comes together in no time, and that is exactly what I love most about it.

And then you have everything that makes a really good salad: crisp romaine lettuce, fresh vegetables, sweet corn, thinly sliced onion, a creamy dressing, and those golden pan-fried tortilla pieces. Add the flavorful chicken, a little lime juice, and a few flakes of salt, and suddenly it is not just a salad anymore, but a really good example of how delicious a quick meal can be even without fried chicken.

So if you are looking for a salad that is easy, full of flavor, and perfect for prepping ahead, this is one of those recipes you will probably end up making just as often as I do.

EVERY RECIPE DESERVES

A Little Love Letter

If you’re looking for tacos that actually hit to spot, this is the one. Smoky, spicy shrimp caramelized in a honey mustard butter glaze, crisp cabbage slaw tossed with fresh passionfruit and lime, all tucked into warm tortillas. It’s the perfect balance of heat, sweetness, and freshness. This is not your basic taco night, this is tropical and vibrant.

These tacos are best served fresh, straight off the pan, while the shrimp are still warm and juicy. A chilled margarita or a sparkling lime soda? Absolute game-changer. And if you’re feeling extra, a drizzle of extra honey mustard glaze over the top seals the deal. Tacos this good deserve to be the main event.

Shrimp are best eaten fresh, but if you have leftovers, store them separately in an airtight container in the fridge for up to one day. Reheat gently in a pan to keep them from drying out. The slaw can last a day, but keep the dressing separate until serving.

EVERY RECIPE DESERVES

A Little Love Letter

Dive into the delightful world of Fresh Shrimp Tacos & Slaw, your new go-to recipe for a quick, healthy, and utterly delicious meal. This dish combines the juicy, succulent flavors of fresh shrimps with the crisp, refreshing taste of homemade slaw, all wrapped up in a soft taco shell. It’s the perfect balance of textures and tastes, sure to tantalize your taste buds!

Serve these tacos fresh off the skillet for the best experience. Pair them with a side of lime wedges & extra slaw. Don’t forget a cold, refreshing drink to wash down the flavors. These shrimp tacos are not just food – they’re a vibrant, interactive dining experience that everyone can get excited about.

Leftover shrimp fillings and slaw can be stored separately in airtight containers in the fridge. They’ll keep well for up to two days, making for an easy, delicious lunch or dinner option whenever you’re short on time.