This one is an improvisation over the citrus glazed broiled salmon that you usually find in restaurants. While keeping the natural saltiness of the fish along with the sweet citrusy taste, this one flawlessly blends in an Indian flavor to the fish by adding the tandoori masala. The thyme and rosemary kick in a subtle taste and aroma.

While cooking salmon, you have to be very careful, making sure that you do not overcook the fish. It should be light and flaky, not dry. The salmon goes well with asparagus, or steamed broccoli or french beans.

Citrus Glazed Tandoori Salmon Recipe prep time 1 hr cooking time 15 min total time 1 hr 15 min Course: Main Ingredients:      2 Salmon fillets      1 lemon      1 tablespoon honey      1 tablespoon tandoori masala      2 teaspoon Thyme      2 Rosemary leaves      Olive oil      Salt to taste Recipe: Marinating the Salmon: Combine the lemon, honey, tandoori masala thyme, rosemary olive oil and salt in a airtight ziploc bag Add Salmon to it and mix well so that the salmon is well coated with the mixture Seal the bag and keep it in the refrigerator for an hour Broiling the Salmon: Turn on the oven in Broil mode On a Parchment paper, place the Salmon and pour the remaining glaze on top of it Place the Rosemary leaves on top of the salmon You could also place freshly cut lemon slices on top of it Broil the salmon for 15 min and keep checking Make sure you do not overcook the fish  Serve hot with asparagus or broccoli or french beans.

Don't let the simplicity of this recipe fool you. This is again one of the easiest spaghetti recipes, and yet one of the best tasting ones. It takes hardly around 15 minutes including the preparation time to have this delicious looking spaghetti on your dinner table. With minimal ingredients like shrimp, garlic, parsley & spaghetti, this is a great recipe when you are craving for some good food, but are short on supplies or time. You might notice that the recipe is almost the same as that of Aglio E Olio that I had shared earlier. The addition of shrimp does add a nice flavor to it.

For us, students, with limited resources, and too lazy to cook dinner after a tiring day, this is a great recipe to try out.

So, here it is...Garlic Shrimp Spaghetti from the Boy who Cooks...

Garlic Shrimp Spaghetti Recipe | How to make Garlic Shrimp Spaghetti prep time 5 min cooking time 10 min total time 15 min Course: Main Taste: Garlicky Cuisine: Italian Ingredients:      8 Cups water to boil the spaghetti      7-8 tablespoon Extra Virgin Olive Oil      Garlic cloves, thinly chopped      12-15 count raw medium shrimp      Chilly flakes      Finely chopped Parsley      Parmesan cheese as needed      Salt as needed Recipe: Take the Extra Virgin Olive Oil in a cold pan and turn on the heat Add the tiny chopped garlic cloves immediately to the oil while it is still cold This way, the garlic is fried slowly, and it infuses more flavor to the oil After a couple of minutes, add the raw shrimp to the oil and fry it till it is well cooked Meanwhile, boil water in a vessel and add 2-3 teaspoon salt Add the Spaghetti to the boiling water and cook it until very al dente (around 12 min) As the garlic starts turning golden and the shrimp is cooked, add some chilly flakes to it. Wait until the right time to add the chilly flakes or else they might get burnt One the garlic are nicely fried (turned slightly golden) turn off the heat Drain the spaghetti water, reserving one cup of it if needed for later use Now, add the garlic oil mixture to the drained spaghetti and toss them properly Add the finely chopped parsley and parmesan too Mix it properly. If it is too dry, add some of the spaghetti water we reserved earlier. More often than not, you won't need to add the water Add some salt if needed  Garnish with parsley and parmesan. Serve warm.