CW Recipe: Shrimp Scampi in Organic Charcoal Pasta

Yesterday, I took a quick stop at Rustan’s Supermarket and I was delighted to find this organic charcoal pasta on 50% off (from reg price of Php179.00). I quickly hoarded about 10 packs.

To add a new twist to your ordinary shrimp scampi pasta using organic charcoal noodles, here’s what you need:

INGREDIENTS:

  • 400g Organic Charcoal Noodles
  • 4 tbsp Olive Oil
  • 500g deveined suahe/prawns
  • 5 cloves minced garlic
  • 1 diced onion
  • 1 lemon
  • salt and pepper to taste
  • optional: cherry tomatoes, black olives, herbs, etc.

Cook the noodles according to the package instruction and set aside.

  1. In a large fry pan, heat up olive oil and cook deveined suahe/prawns for 5 minuts or until orange.
  2. Add onion and garlic then stir for 5 minutes or until onion has become transparent.
  3. Add salt and pepper while sauteing the mix.
  4. Finally, toss in the charcoal pasta. You may add optional ingredients like cherry tomatoes, black olives, other herbs, etc.

As charcoal is known to cleanse our bodies from impurities, for sure anybody would love the health benefits of your refreshing pasta dish. Happy Sunday! <3


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6 responses to “CW Recipe: Shrimp Scampi in Organic Charcoal Pasta”

  1. lipsticksandbottles Avatar

    wow.. another new recipe to try! (curious ako sa charcoal pasta ms jirbie.. dito ko una tong nakita..) san pa po kaya nakakabili nito bukod sa rustan’s supermarket?

    1. CouchWasabi Avatar

      Hello! I’m not sure kung saan pa meron 🙂 But get it from Rustan’s naka 50% off 🙂

  2. banananutella Avatar

    It is my first time to discover that there’s a charcoal noodles available in the market. Thank you for this post and for the recipe as well, will try to cook this one day. 🙂

  3. abegaillvillacruz Avatar

    Cool. Does it have any unusual taste? Or normal lang. 🙂 I want to try it

    1. CouchWasabi Avatar

      the pasta itself is tasteless 😉 so you can use it with any recipe.

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