Today is Tasty Tuesday (is that a thing?) but also Taco Tuesday, so sharing a Shrimp Tacos recipe seemed appropriate. It had been a while since I had last attempted to make shrimp tacos. And this is by far my most favorite Shrimp Tacos recipe. The true star of today’s recipe is Kroger’s Peppery Sweet Corn Salsa. When I saw it on the shelf, it sounded too delicious to not take home with me. Though, I had not idea what I would do with it, I added it to my cart. While planning meals, I saw it in my pantry and thought it would add the perfect kick to the shrimp tacos I was planning to make.
I wasn’t wrong! This salsa added so much flavor to the shrimp, my husband who is the one from Mexican descent in our home loved them. And he can be as picky as my littles when it comes to food. But if he liked them, I thought the recipe was worth of sharing. I’ll get to the recipe now, I’m sure you’re sitting on the edge of your seat and ready to learn how to make this.
Making the Shrimp Tacos
First, I chopped one pound of shrimp and cooked in butter – which didn’t take long at all. And because I wanted them to take in all the flavors from the salsa, I only used a pinch of salt and pepper to season them. While the shrimp cooked, I warned up the tortillas in our Comal – Mexican Cast Iron Tortilla Griddle. I also chopped a handful of fresh cilantro to top each taco. Once the shrimp cooked, I added about half the jar of Peppery Sweet Corn Salsa, stirred, covered and left to cook on the lowest heat setting for about 5 minutes. Once the five minutes were up, I added a bit of shrimp to each tortilla, topped with cilantro and served each with rice because we love rice in our home!
That’s it – another delicious meal in under thirty minutes. 😉
Saludos,
Let’s Connect
Instagram | Pinterest | Twitter | Bloglovin‘
Delicious Shrimp with Peppery Sweet Corn Salsa Tacos
Ingredients
- 1 lb. Shrimp
- 1 Cilantro Bunch
- 1 Peppery Sweet Corn Salsa
- Salt, to taste
- Pepper, to taste
- 12 Tortillas
Instructions
- Cut shrimp into small pieces, season with salt and pepper to taste, and sauté in butter until cooked.
- Then warn up the tortillas.
- Chop a handful of fresh cilantro to top tacos.
- Once the shrimp cooks, add about half of the jar of Peppery Sweet Corn Salsa, stir, cover and cook on the lowest heat setting for about 5 minutes.
- Once the five minutes were up, add shrimp to a tortilla, top with cilantro and served warm.
This post is linked to: Not Dressed as a Lamb | Fake Fabulous
I love tortillas as it makes me feel healthier! Haha, does that even make sense? I guess cuz I feel that it’s better than bread which is carbs!
That looks so delicious and I love shrimp!! i’ll def try it for cinco de mayo
Oh this looks really delicious. So simply but mouth watering. I should try this out. Thanks for sharing.
Girl! Can you come make this for my family and I? This looks so good! I’m going to have to give this a try. If you only knew how much I LOVE tacos, ha-ha! Thanks for this one *High five*
This looks so so delicious, the presentation is just making me hungry. This would be perfect for a get-together or for snacking, perfect quick recipe.
This looks bomb! I will definitely attempt them!
I have been making different versions of tacos at home a lot these days and salsa makes everything taste so delicious..
This meal looks so appetising and it’s so easy and quick to make and I love the sound of Peppery Sweet Corn Salsa!
I love shrimp tacos, I’ll definitely try this recipe! I’m the worst cook but this sounds simple enough for me to do haha! And that salsa sounds so good.
Nom! Nom! This looks delish, and it has few ingredients! My kind of recipe. I love making tacos, so I’ll have to try this out.
Your recipe looks lovely and so easy to make. I am sure so many people will enjoy this. It would make a great dinner party addition.
Shrimp is my favorite but I am still very new to tacos. I get to learn more about tacos during my last trip in US last winter. I simply love the salsa when I tried eating salsa. Taco served almost everywhere in the States! Not here in Singapore though. Anyway, I am going to try out with this recipe!