Casa D’Angelo is known for its Tuscan cooking — and what better way to enjoy the flavors of this elegant yet comforting cuisine than through Chef Angelo’s specialty prawn dish? It’s a quick and easy ...

Quick-cooking shrimp are one of the fastest ways to get dinner on the table in no time. We've collected more than two dozen speedy weeknight recipes that put the protein to good use.

Wash, shell and devein the prawns, leaving the tails on. Combine garlic, salt, seafood mix and olive oil in a bowl. Add shrimp, toss and let stand while you make the dipping sauce. Subscribe to the St ...

Place all the vinaigrette ingredients – except the olive oil – in a bowl. Mix thoroughly, then whisk in oil slowly. Store in an airtight container. Brush fennel with olive oil and season with salt and ...

Whisk together all the ingredients in a small mixing bowl until combined. Set the sauce aside. Marinate shrimp pieces with a quarter amount of the sauce for a couple hours. Heat the olive oil in a ...

The flavors for this dish come from traditional Roman saltimbocca: veal cutlets with sage and prosciutto. I’ve just replaced the prosciutto with pancetta and the veal with prawns or jumbo shrimp. The ...

1 pound jumbo shrimp (U15 or 16/20 count, about 20 shrimp), peeled and deveined, patted dry with paper towels Instructions: Bring a large pot of water to boil, add salt and linguini, stir and cook ...

Peel the prawns, remove the black vein that runs along the back, then wash well. Place the flour in a bowl with salt and pepper. Add the prawns, coating them in the flour. Heat the vegetable oil in a ...

Editor’s note: Check the Napa Valley Register’s Friday Wine section for Dan Dawson’s recommendations of wines to go with Ken’s recipes, even Kung Pao Shrimp. When is a shrimp really a prawn and is ...

Instructions: Bring a large pot of water to boil, add salt and linguine, stir and cook until al dente, slightly undercooked. Do not overcook - the pasta will finish cooking in the pan with the shrimp.