Air Fryer Shrimp | Chili Lime Skewers
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Air Fryer Shrimp | Chili Lime Skewers

Hooked on Chili-Lime Shrimp Skewers

Transport your taste buds to a coastal paradise with these Chili-Lime Shrimp Skewers! Take a bite of succulent shrimp marinated in a zesty blend of chili, lime, and spices. These flavorful combinations infuse the shrimp with layers of bold, tangy flavor. Threaded onto skewers and air fried to perfection, these vibrant skewers boast a tantalizing char and irresistible aroma.  

Whether served as a crowd-pleasing appetizer or a mouthwatering main course, these shrimp skewers are a celebration of summer flavors. It only takes 5 minutes to prep and 5 minutes to cook, so you can enjoy these fresh flavors without a long wait time. 

How to Pick Shrimp

Avoid shrimp with freezer burn: Freezer burn affects the taste and texture. 

Texture: If your finger leaves an indentation, that shrimp isn't fresh. The flesh of a fresh one will spring back. 

Smell: Avoid shrimp that smell like ammonia. This is an easy way to tell that they're bad. 

Feel: Avoid shrimp with shells that feel soft or slimy. This is not a good sign. 

Farm-Raised: You can also look for the BAP logo on the bag (Best Aquaculture Practices) to indicate that the shrimp is farm-raised.

Prep Time 5 Mins
cook Time 5 Mins
Servings 4
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Curated by:Chef Margaret

Fresh Ingredients

Scale:
YIELD 4 Serving
Per Serving
SERVING SIZE  1 
CALORIES  124.37 
PROTEIN  15.18 g
CARBOHYDRATES  5.11 g
FAT  5.61 g
FIBER  0.33 g 
SATURATED FAT  1.02 g
CHOLESTEROL  240 mg
SODIUM 1441.08 mg 

Step by Step

Let's cook

PREPPING SHRIMP

  1. Place the crisper plate into the COSORI Air Fryer basket. 
  2. Select the Preheat function, adjust temperature to 450°F, then tap Start/Pause. 
  3. Combine the olive oil, lime zest and juice, honey, salt, chili powder, cumin, smoked paprika, garlic powder, and black pepper in a large bowl. Add the shrimp and toss to combine. 
  4. Skewer the shrimp onto the wooden or metal skewers. 

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