How to Steam Shrimp Without a Steamer
Steaming is an effective way of preserving nutrients and retaining the natural flavor of the shrimp. Even if you do not own a steamer basket, it is easy to use a cooking technique to cook shrimp --- and many other foods --- using a common piece of kitchen equipment. The simply prepared shellfish goes well with tangy cocktail sauce or a creamy remoulade.
Things You'll Need
- Pot with a lid
- Water
- Shrimp
- Metal or stainless steel colander
Instructions
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Fill the pot with a small amount of water, about 1 inch deep.
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Cover the pot with the lid and bring the water to a boil.
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Put the shrimp into the colander and place it into the pot.
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Cover the pot again and allow the shrimp to steam.
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