Fine but really bland

Love it. We make it over pasta!

Such a good dish. Put 5 cloves of garlic in but seems like more could've been better and added some red pepper flakes.

This is a very good dish! If you want to, you can make this a Whole30 meal or a prediabetes/diabetes meal, as provided below. Whole30 1) using chicken stock/broth in place of the white wine (as suggested) 2) leaving out the cheese Prediabetes / Diabetes 1) use low sodium chicken stock/broth 2) leave out the salt 3) use no salt diced tomatoes (I used no salt fire roasted diced tomatoes) Here are some suggested improvements. 1. Use the juice from only one of the cans of diced tomatoes and drain the other. Some people have mentioned that if you do not do this, it is too water, and in my case, they are correct. 2. Cook the shrimp and sauce separately. The shrimp does not absorb the favors of the sauce, so it would be better to saute' the shrimp in clarified butter, garlic, ginger (and other spices that you think would work well with it). 3. So that the spices of the sauce can marry well together, I recommend cooking the sauce longer, like at least an hour. If you do this, then I suggest the following 2 choices: 1) cook the shrimp separately; 2) take the sauce out of the oven, and add the shrimp about 10-15 minutes prior to finishing the cooking of the sauce. Personally, the next time I make this, I will cook the shrimp separately so that I can determine when the shrimp is done cooking. Enjoy this dish!

Delicious! We cooked some yellow rice to go with it.

My husband loved it nice and light we ate it with a simple salad

Really versatile and easy! I’ve made this recipe at least half dozen times in the past couple months. We serve over/with quinoa. I’ve added chopped olives, peppers, capers, extra diced tomato, just about anything you want. I have read some had tough shrimp but mine have always been perfect. I fold the shrimp in, quickly cover with feta, and directly in the oven it goes. I think if you let it simmer it could easily get overcooked.

For such a limited ingredient list, the flavor was there but I probably won’t make it again. Used jumbo shrimp and it got rubbery after following the cooking directions to a T. Maybe I did something wrong?

Really tasty! I added cayenne pepper and capers. We like a bit of spice. I will definitely cook this again.

Delicious!!! Like others mentioned, I added extra garlic (we love garlic.) Served over Seeds of Change (rice and quinoa.)

There flavor was great. i added 4 garlic cloves instead of 2 and a little red pepper flakes. Will make again.

Very tasty. Added smoked sausage.

So good and SO easy! I’d definitely make it again

Turned out surprisingly good! I love garlic so I added about 5 cloves. After the onions and garlic sautéed a bit I seasoned it with Italian seasoning and put a splash of balsamic vinaigrette in there and let it fry up a bit to release the flavors. I added a little red pepper flakes to spice it up. Everything else was pretty much the same. I paired it with a nice Greek salad and thin noodles

Added red pepper flakes for a little kick

It was easy to make and we really enjoyed it! We will be having it again.

Delicious and esay dish to make. Added a bit more feta and tomato sauce to the skillet.

Turned out really watery and didn’t have much flavor

so yummly 😋 no modifications will definitely make this again

Quick ad easy, and very flavorful

Turned out great! Loved the flavors. I added spinach to mine too. Will definitely make again!

Added some penne noodles and halfed the recipe. This is great!

Easy recipe, put it over penne for a bit more of a meal.

Really easy. We used fresh garden peeled tomatoes and it was a bit too juice but still really tasty. We will make it again.

Very good, very simple and healthy. All in one skillet.

great used fire roasted tomatoes

This was okay, but needs something to add a bit more flavor.

Everyone in the family loved this! My husband just about finished it off before I had any, and he’s the tough sell. So easy too!