Shrimp
Sweet, sugary shrimp, with briny, umami flesh, firm and juicy.
Delicate and slightly sweet flesh, firm and elastic texture when cooked. Shrimp is a staple of Mediterranean cuisine, prized for its mild flavor and versatility in both cold and hot preparations.

Best pairings
Garlic Classic88%Garlic prawns, an iconic Spanish tapa.
Olive oil Classic88%Extra virgin olive oil coats shrimp with its fruity notes and rich character, a base for any Mediterranean dish.
Basil Classic87%Sweet basil naturally pairs with the delicate flavor of shrimp in coastal Italian cuisine.
Sherry vinegar Classic86%Signature Spanish pairing: the delicate acidity of Sherry exalts the sweet flesh of shrimp.
Extra virgin olive oil Classic84%Shrimp sautéed with olive oil and garlic.
Cherry tomato Classic84%Sweet cherry tomatoes contrast with the saline flavor of shrimp in Mediterranean risottos and pastas.
Chili pepper Classic83%Garlic and chili prawns (gambas pil-pil).
Red bell pepper Classic83%Sweet red pepper creates a classic harmony in Spain (gambas a la romana) and Provence.
Lemon Classic82%Lemon on grilled shrimp.
Saffron Classic82%Saffron and shrimp, essential in paella and seafood broths.
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FAQ
What goes with shrimp?
Shrimp pairs especially well with garlic, olive oil, basil, sherry vinegar and extra virgin olive oil. Garlic prawns, an iconic Spanish tapa.
What can I substitute for shrimp?
If you don't have it, try: prawn, langoustine.

