Once the shells are removed and the shrimp are deveined, rinse them under cold running water. If you want to leave the tails on, break the shell at the base where it meets the tail. Like the sound of this recipe? You may also like my grilled chili lime shrimp zoodles, my 15 minute garlic lime cashew zoodles, or my rainbow veggie noodles salad. Work your way down to the tail, then give the tail a pinch to remove. Add the shrimp to the skillet and sprinkle with 1 teaspoon Greek seasoning, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper. A bit of water is inevitable in any zoodles recipe, but I don't like them to go too soggy, so I basically toss them with the sauce until they're warmed through a bit, and that's it. Heat 2 tablespoons of olive oil in a large skillet over medium heat.

Generally, sweet chili sauce isn't too spicy, but I have had made-from-scratch varieties that are a little bit hotter.Ī quick note on cooking this - I very briefly cook the zoodles so they don't get too watery. I added some lime juice to this recipe to balance the sweetness and help create that yummy sauce. You may also like my Sweet Chili Salmon or these 15 Minute Sweet Chili Chicken Lettuce Wraps. It has all sorts of uses, and I find it's particularly tasty with seafood such as shrimp or salmon. It's often given as a dip with pre-packaged summer rolls (here in Canada anyway), and it's sometimes served with deep fried spring rolls. If you're not familiar with sweet chili sauce (nam chim kai), odds are that you've had it and don't even realize. This one is just as easy, and it has a wonderfully sweet and tangy Thai-inspired flavor. My 15 minute garlic shrimp zoodles have been popular all year (thank you, and fingers crossed it continues), and I wanted to make another shrimp zoodles dish that you will love. I have to say that I'm pretty excited about this dish! It really is super fast, and that sweet chili sauce makes you want to devour every last one of these zucchini noodles! You'll need to pick up some sweet chili sauce (find it in the Asian section of your grocery store), and the only other items that go into this dish are the shrimp, zucchini noodles, lime juice, garlic, olive oil, cilantro, and salt & pepper. This easy spiralizer recipe comes together in no time with a handful of simple ingredients. These sweet chili shrimp zoodles are a healthy, flavorful, and tasty low-carb meal that's ready in only 15 minutes!

Shrimp and zoodles