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Carmina's Garlic Shrimp Pasta Recipe

Many of us love eating garlic butter shrimp and find it other ways to make a meal. Carmina decided to cook garlic shrimp pasta from her leftovers. It is very easy to make and who knows your friends will ask for more. Carmina's Garlic Shrimp Pasta Recipe Ingredients: 1/2 Kilo - Fresh Shrimp (remove shell and removing the sand veins on the side) 2 Tbsp. - Fresh Garlic (minced) 2 Tbsp. - Butter - Any brand  Garlic Powder Cooked Fettuccine pasta noodles (any kind will do go based on how much plan to consume) Cooking: In a pot add butter and garlic let it cook in low heat than add the shrimp until it turns pink on both ends. Season with garlic powder depending on your taste place the cooked pasta noodles making sure mix evenly. Ready to eat! NOT SPONSORED. Subscribe @ Carmina Lifestyle  a place to look, discover and share. Thank you for your support.  
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Kokoro Japanese Grindz in the Philippines


We are use to eating sushi just the ordinary that we are use to seeing in a Japanese restaurant but what happens when a sushi is all dressed up in a different way by adding other ingredients to make it all special. You become more curious how the taste would be for the El Diablo deep fried when you read the menu having the following ingredients: tuna, crab meat, avocado, cream cheese, baked tempura shrimp, wasabi mayo, sweet sauce, aonori and habanero sauce.

The feeling eating the El Diablo has a kick of something spicy and you can taste everything in your mouth something you call a great experience.

Everything was ordered through Grab Food where you can have food delivered at your home and a rider will pick it up for you all online ordering done here in the Philippines due to sheltered in place everything is easy just choose what you want to place your order and everything gets delivered in your own home.

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For more information click on their Facebook Page Kokoro Japanese Grindz 

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Carmina is not selling or advertising for Kokoro Japanese Grindz in the Philippines.






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