
🇪🇸 SpainCatalog recipe
Shrimp seared in furiously hot olive oil with garlic and chili, still sizzling when the bread hits the dish.
For 4 servings.
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Pat the shrimp very dry and salt them lightly.
💡 Dry shrimp sear; wet shrimp stew. A paper towel is your best tool here.
Warm the olive oil with the garlic and chili over medium heat until the garlic turns pale gold and fragrant, about 2 minutes.
Raise the heat and add the shrimp in a single layer; cook 1 minute without touching them.
Turn and cook 1 minute more, just until pink and curled.
💡 Shrimp finish cooking in the hot oil after the pan leaves the heat — pull them early.
Scatter with parsley and carry the pan straight to the table, still bubbling, with bread for the oil.
This tapa of shrimp, garlic and oil is a fixture of tabernas across Madrid and the south, served in the same shallow earthenware dish it was cooked in. The unwritten rule is that the bread for dipping matters as much as the shrimp.
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