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Clearly I’m on a Chinese take-out kick. Yesterday was all about Chicken Zucchini Lo-Mein, and today we’re making shrimp!
I love finding ways to sneak in veggies to replace processed carbs – cauliflower rice, zucchini noodles, etc. But when you’re a food blogger, you eat a lot of what blog, and you eat it often. Then, you have to re-live the dish as you edit the photos, and then write the post.
So you can imagine that as much as I enjoy these veggies (after many, many, mannnnny years of not liking them #sorrynotsorry) I’m currently just over zoodles, faux rice, and the like.
After making lo-mein (three times to get that sauce right, but I digress), I found myself on a Chinese take-out kick. But since I’m currently doing a Whole 30, I had to make something new in the kitchen.
Enter Tropical Shrimp Stir-Fry; packed with all kinds of tangy citrus, flavorful shrimp, and crisp veggies, this is not your regular stir-fry!
You can easily use any ol’ cooking oil for this dish, but to keep with the whole tropical taste, I used coconut oil. I cook with coconut oil often (and have talked about this before) – it holds up well to high temps, and a little goes a long way. Not that I am running out any time soon…
My sister, niece, and I made our monthly trip to Sam’s Club this weekend (if you follow me on snapchat @casadecrews, you already saw all those pictures) where I found the biggest jar of coconut oil, and it’s safe to say I will have this jar for a while! Which is a good thing, because that means I can keep on making this stir-fry. #priorities. Coconut also happens to be the food of the month for Sam’s Club Healthy Living Magazine, a magazine committed to helping members live a healthier, happier life. Their site has loads of useful info for people of all ages!
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I ate this stir-fry straight from the bowl, you guys. The sauce is insanely delish. Feel free to add your favorite grains (or faux rice) before digging in.
If you’re not sure what else to create in your kitchen with coconut oil, visit Sam’s Club Healthy Living Magazine. You can also receive a free health screening at your local Sam’s Club on 9/12 – did I mention, that they’re free?!
Have you ever cooked with coconut oil before? What is your favorite coconut oil recipe?
bertha gonzalez says
I’m so happy to learn how to cook this kind of delicious food
Jennifer @ The Foodie Patootie says
Yay, glad you were able to resist the dirty Chinese food, heh heh. This is a great, and probably way better, alternative!
Nichole says
I am not kidding when I say I ate it straight from the bowl! It is quite tasty!
Sue Lau says
This sounds very good with the shrimp! Yum!
Nichole says
It could easily be made with chicken, but I am on a shrimp kick!!
Stacey says
Yummy pics & great recipe
Emily @ Martinis & Bikinis says
I love making stirfrys and trying different ingredients. I’ll have to give your recipe a try. I also use coconut oil in my cooking.
Nichole says
Stir-fry is just so easy, and the possibilities are endless, right??
Olya @ The Siberian American says
I need to make this! Anything with shrimp makes me happy! Haha. 🙂
Nichole says
Me too, Oyla!
Jen says
I’m coming over for dinner haha! 🙂
Marie says
I’m totally showing this to my sister she loves shrimp!
Biana says
I saw the makings of this on snap chat and couldn’t wait for the full recipe!! Sounds so good! xo, Biana –BlovedBoston
Nichole says
Hahaha, and my talking about this sauce? LOL…I hate talking in my snaps, but the world needed to know that it is SOOOO good!