Salmon Scampi

fred said:

Thought I'd share, it was pretty good, but I find the angel hair is
hard to toss, and it works better with penne or something like that.

<a href='http://cooking.mikeski.net/index.php?/archives/14-Salmon-
Scampi.html#extended'>Recipe, with pics</a>

I'm disinclined to use the word "scampi" for anything that does not
contain shrimp.

just sayin'

Carolina said:

fred said:

Thought I'd share, it was pretty good, but I find the angel hair is
hard to toss, and it works better with penne or something like that.

Quoted message said:

<a href='http://cooking.mikeski.net/index.php?/archives/14-Salmon-
Scampi.html#extended'>Recipe, with pics</a>

I'm disinclined to use the word "scampi" for anything that does not
contain shrimp.

just sayin'

Scampi is actually a Norwegian lobster, not a shrimp.

The word "scampi" is often construed as that style of preparation, not
an ingredient, hence the seemingly redundant "shrimp scampi" or the
seemingly impossible "chicken scampi".

Sheesh.

fred said:

Carolina said:

On May 31, 10:29 am, fred <[email hidden]> wrote:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Thought I'd share, it was pretty good, but I find the angel hair is
hard to toss, and it works better with penne or something like that.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

<a href='http://cooking.mikeski.net/index.php?/archives/14-Salmon-
Scampi.html#extended'>Recipe, with pics</a>

Quoted message said:

I'm disinclined to use the word "scampi" for anything that does not
contain shrimp.

Quoted message said:

just sayin'

Scampi is actually a Norwegian lobster, not a shrimp.

The word "scampi" is often construed as that style of preparation, not
an ingredient, hence the seemingly redundant "shrimp scampi" or the
seemingly impossible "chicken scampi".

Sheesh.

Wikipedia does a good job of enlightening ignoranuses such as myself,
in that case...

Me lubs me sum chicken fried chicken.