Shrimp Coconut Linguine

Every now and then, I find myself stirring coconut cream into my favorite dishes. Partly out of curiosity for its intriguing flavor profile, but also because I appreciate its quality as a thickener. Regardless, with each spoonful, I feel like I'm transported from the midst of winter to the warmth of summer, experiencing a humble touch of tropical magic. Does it make sense? Perhaps not! But that's half the fun. #challenge
Shrimp Coconut Linguine
Every now and then, I find myself stirring coconut cream into my favorite dishes. Partly out of curiosity for its intriguing flavor profile, but also because I appreciate its quality as a thickener. Regardless, with each spoonful, I feel like I'm transported from the midst of winter to the warmth of summer, experiencing a humble touch of tropical magic. Does it make sense? Perhaps not! But that's half the fun. #challenge
Steps
- 1
Cook spaghetti according to package instructions, until al dente. Drain and reserve a cup of the cooking water (you may not need to use all of it - but better safe than sorry). Rinse under cold water and set aside
- 2
In a shallow saucepan over medium heat butter and olive oil. Stir fry half of the garlic and half of the spring onions until fragrant. Stir in the shrimp for a minute, season with salt and chili flakes. Remove the shrimp onto a plate and set aside
- 3
In the same pan, melt 1/2 tablespoon more of butter if needed. Add remaining garlic and spring onions, cook stirring for a few seconds until fragrant. Add the coconut cream and 1/4 cup reserved pasta water to deglaze the saucepan
- 4
Cook down for 2 minutes to retain some thickness to the cream then add the cheese. Stir to aid melting and allow to simmer for a minute. Taste for seasoning and adjust as needed
- 5
Gently mix the spaghetti into the sauce using tongs, until well coated. Add the shrimp and parsley, mix gently and serve
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