Roasted Shrimp and Green Beans

St. Patrick’s Day vibe is still around with this quick and easy roasted shrimp and green beans. Each bite is a delightful combination of flavors that will make this the perfect meal to meal prep. Or just something nice and quick for dinner throughout the week!

INGREDIENTS:

·      1 lb medium-large raw shrimp (thawed if frozen), peeled*

·      1 lb green beans, ends trimmed. (Fresh, not frozen.) **

·      2 TBLSP extra virgin olive oil, plus extra to brush the pan.

·      ½ tsp ground coriander

·      ½ tsp cumin

·      ½ tsp sea salt

·      ¾ tsp pepper

·      1/8 tsp cayenne pepper 

·      Zest from one lemon. Save the lemon and cut into quarters.

DIRECTIONS: 

·      Preheat the oven to 425 degrees. 

·      Rinse the thawed, peeled, and cleaned shrimp under cold water. Pat dry. (If the shrimp isn’t dry, it will steam instead of roast😢.) 

·      Place the trimmed and cut beans in a bowl and toss with 1 TBLSP of the olive oil, the coriander, cumin, salt, pepper and cayenne pepper. 

·      Place the shrimp in another bowl with the remaining olive oil, lemon zest, salt and fresh ground pepper. 

·      Brush the roasting pan with olive oil or use a nonstick spray.*** 

·      Arrange the green beans on the pan in a single layer. (As best you can!) Roast beans for 10 minutes. 

·      After 10 minutes, stir the beans around and arrange the shrimp on top. Roast 8-10 minutes more or until shrimp are just done. 

·      Squeeze the lemon over the shrimp and beans.

·      Serve immediately.

Thank you, Coach Zoe for this amazing recipe!

Interested in working on your nutrition with Coach Zoe? Click bellow and schedule your complimentary discovery session today!

Zoe Albright

Zoe Albright is a personal trainer, nutrition consultant, and fascial stretch therapy practitioner at Elevate Sports Performance & Healthcare.

In Zoe’s mind, everyone is an athlete. You might not be into traditional sports but consider living life to the fullest to be your athletic endeavor.

Zoe loves working with the “athlete in the sport of life” who either wants to or is already taking those first few steps toward a healthier lifestyle.

https://elevatesph.com/zoe
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