Garlic butter shrimp pasta in white wine butter sauce is a restaurant-style dish that can be made at home…easily! Thanks to ALDI, you can whip this recipe up in no time while not breaking your grocery budget! Creamy white wine butter sauce encapsulates perfectly cooked shrimp, sweet asparagus, and of course, Parmesan cheese!
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Our house is divided when it comes to shrimp. 3 for and 2 against. I normally only get to indulge my taste buds with this delicious shrimp pasta if we happen to go out to eat at a restaurant that offers it an I am willing to splurge on the cost of my meal. I shouldn’t have to settle for only getting it at restaurants or at restaurant prices! This is where my ALDI Try & Tell experience will blow you away!
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Garlic Butter Shrimp Pasta
I purchased all the ingredients at ALDI and then for comparison, I purchased the same ingredients at my local grocery store. ALDI by far had better prices while still getting everything I needed for the recipe. The only noticeable difference is the savings! Brand Names came it at $33.86 and ALDI came in at $25.58 That’s over $8 in savings!
Being able to save money on recipes that I absolutely love means that we can have those dishes more and that includes dishes with ingredients like wine and seafood! Yay!
Ingredients Needed for Garlic Butter Shrimp Pasta in White Wine Sauce:
- Sea Queen Jumbo Raw Shrimp
- Chef’s Cupboard Vegetable Stock
- Winking Owl Pinot Grigio
- SimplyNature Linguine
- Countryside Creamery Heavy Whipping Cream
- Countryside Creamery Unsalted Butter
- Priano Parmesan Cheese
- Stonemill Parsley Flakes
- Stonemill Salt
- Stonemill Pepper
- Garlic
- Asparagus
To start I boiled my pasta using the instructions on the box.
While that was working I got started on my other ingredients! I grated the Parmesan cheese, trimmed and chopped the asparagus, and minced the garlic.
Next, I defrosted and peeled my shrimp. {I placed the frozen shrimp in a bath of cool water for about 5 minutes. Then these guys were already center cut so peeling them took no time at all! I seasoned with salt and pepper.}
In a skillet, I melted some butter and threw in my minced garlic. You will want to just drink that from your skillet right then and there, but don’t…it’s hot and it will get even better I promise!
I added my shrimp and cooked on medium about 2 minutes on each side, just until they turn pink. Do not overcook. You will be left with chewy, tough shrimp and that’s no Bueno!
Remove the shrimp and cover to keep warm. In that skillet of buttery, garlicky goodness add 4 more tablespoons of butter, white wine, vegetable stock, and your asparagus. Bring to a boil and simmer until it’s reduced by half. Remove from the heat and add in your cheese and cream. Mix until the cheese melts.
Now everybody gets to know each other a little better. Add the cooked pasta to the skillet and mix well!
Add in your shrimp and parsley and keep on mixing!
Now sit back and enjoy your restaurant dish at your homemade convenience! You won’t even bat an eye when the check comes {wink}.
ALDI will soon become your go-to store for everything you love to make! From my prosciutto and asparagus tart to my healthy smoothie bowl to this savory and delicious shrimp pasta dish, I can find everything I need at ALDI and stay within my budget! The streamlined store layout, specialty items and friendly people at ALDI really make me feel like a supermom!
ALDI goes back to basics to keep our costs down for shoppers because they know that sometimes less is more. ALDI stores are smaller than your typical grocery store and the stores typically only have four or five aisles, which makes shopping quick and easy. I can get in and out in no time at all while still getting everything I need.
ALDI makes sure its products are of the highest quality, so its shoppers can pay far less for far better. Just look at this amazing recipe I made! ALDI taste tests all of their products multiple times throughout the year, so they can say from experience that they’re the same quality – or higher – as the national brands.
My favorite thing is that ALDI has food to fit any shopper’s lifestyle. Making shopping easy and affordable. Who doesn’t love easy and affordable?
Garlic Butter Shrimp Pasta in White Wine sauce
Ingredients
- 1 lb Linguine Pasta Noodles, SimplyNature
- 1 bag Jumbo Raw Shrimp, Sea Queen
- 1 cup Asparagus, chopped bite size
- 1 cup Vegetable Stock, Chef’s Cupboard
- 1 cup Pinot Grigio, Winking Owl
- 3/4 cup Heavy Whipping Cream, Countryside Creamery
- 1 cup Parmesan cheese, grated, Priano
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 6 tbsps butter, Countryside Creamery
- 1 tsp parsley flakes, Stonemill
- salt, Stonemill
- Pepper, Stonemill
Instructions
- Boil pasta according to package instructions.
- Thaw shrimp according to package directions and once thaw add salt and pepper to taste. Set aside
- While pasta is boiling, grate cheese, mince garlic and chop asparagus
- Add 2 tablespoons butter to large skillet and saute minced garlic for 2 minutes
- Add thawed shrimp and cook on both sides just until pink, about 2 minutes each side. Remove from skillet and cover to keep warm.
- In skillet add remaining butter, wine, stock and asparagus. Bring to a boil and simmer until reduced by half approx 3-5 minutes.
- Add in cheese and cream and stir until cheese is melted.
- Add in pasta and shrimp, mix well. Top with parsley flakes. Enjoy
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Comments & Reviews
Jan says
OH … that looks really yummy! Love Aldi and was thinking I need to stop in there this week for some green beans, asparagus and a few other things! Now I need to pick up even more stuff to give this a try! Thanks for sharing!
Carmel Wear says
i have been sat at my laptop for half hour looking for new recipes, this looks delicious, thanx for sharing, off to aldi…
Jerry says
Looks good
Betty says
This was very good but the sauce didn’t thicken as much as i think is should so I mixed a tablespoon of cornstarch with cold water and poured alittle at a time into the boiling sauce until it was the thickness I needed. I couldn’t find asparagus at the grocery store so I used sugar snap peas instead. I served it with salt and peppered sliced tomatoes drizzled with olive oil and french bread. My husband said to add t this in our dinner meal rotation but I think it will be more a for special occasions meal.
Caitlin says
It was delicious. Very easy to make and very tasty. Highly recommend. The only thing I might do next time is put in a little bit of red pepper flakes to add a little heat.
Joanna says
Subbed in some cream cheese and whole milk for the heavy cream. So yummy!
Cheryl Spangenberg says
Oh, that sounds amazing!
G. Rude says
Amazing, yes i changed it a bit, but hubby said to write it down . I did onions & garlic. Then scallops & shrimp the white wine & stock. I shredded the cheese- but served it on the side, skipped the cream ( served as a white wine/ garlic sauce. Amazing!
Dawn Woolsey says
I tried this recipe last week with the addition of a dash of red pepper flakes. It took little time to assemble once the prep was done and was absolutely delicious. I’m making it for family tomorrow and look forward to the kudos. I’m also looking forward to trying it out with shrimp, scallops and spinach. Thanks so much for this!
Cheryl Spangenberg says
Yum, I love scallops and spinach, great idea! Glad you like the recipe, Dawn!