Today, Ashley makes Seared Shrimp With Tomato, Lime, and Avocado, which is the kind of dish you make when you don’t feel like eating a big, heavy meal. It’s light, refreshing, and satisfying.

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25 Comments

  1. lol @ 15 minutes. Shelling and deveining the shrimp should take me another 15 minutes at least 😆

  2. Ahhh.. Don't toss the stems. Cilantro haters can tolerate the stem of a cilantro and lovers still get the flavor without the 'gag weed' reflex. My husband is a hater…but he'll buy bunch cilantro and throw away the leaf using only the stem minced in Thai curries and Salsas. In fact in the Thai Cook books we have they call for 'stem and root' only in classic thai cooking.

  3. uhh, limes don’t have seeds, that I have ever witnessed!
    HOWEVER, despite this minor issue, I subscribe to ATK and will not only Save this recipe, I will make it next time!

  4. Looks very good. The only thing I would do different is not cook the cilantro. I'd add it in last along with the avocado. That's just me.

  5. Something about the way she said “in your neighbor’s garden” made it sound like she sneaks into her neighbor’s garden in the middle of the night to steal tomatoes. 🤣😂🤣. The recipe looks great! Will definitely be trying this one out!

  6. Ashley, Another winner. I so love the delicious simplicity of your recipes. Perfect for a busy mom. Thank you! Question: How do I store the unused chipotle after opening the can? Would the freezer work? Ps. Again, I love your hair. If mine could look that good…

  7. My wife asked me to make this. It was excellent. I’d never cooked with chipotle peppers before. All I can say is, WOW! Easy prep. The sauce is plate-licking-good.

  8. This looks delicious Ashley and thank you for sharing this recipe with us! By the way, I love the color of your apron. ❤️

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