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Broiled Sheet Pan Shrimp with Corn and Tomatoes

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Some nights call for a dinner that doesn't ask much of you, and that's exactly what you get here. One pan, one broiler, and a handful of simple ingredients come together to make something that tastes like a lot more work went into it than actually did.
Broiled Sheet Pan Shrimp with Corn and Tomatoes
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The Story Behind This Dish

A little note from the kitchen.

There's something so satisfying about a dinner that comes together on a single pan, and this one delivers big, bold flavor with almost no fuss. Smoky Old Bay seasoning and garlic wake up plump shrimp, while sweet summer corn and juicy tomatoes soak up all that flavor as everything broils together.

The texture here is what makes it special. The corn gets slightly charred and caramelized at the edges, the tomatoes soften and burst into little pools of juice, and the shrimp turns tender and opaque with just a bit of char. A sprinkle of fresh chives and a squeeze of lemon at the end brighten every bite and tie the dish together.

This is the kind of meal that fits right into a busy week, since it comes together quickly with mostly hands-off cooking time. It's also a great option when you want something a little special for a weekend dinner or when friends are stopping by, since it looks impressive without requiring much effort in the kitchen.

Broiled Sheet Pan Shrimp with Corn and Tomatoes

COURSE: Main Course DIFFICULTY: Easy
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PREP TIME 15 mins
COOK TIME 15 mins
TOTAL TIME 30 mins
SERVINGS 1 people

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Chef's Note

Pat the shrimp as dry as you can before seasoning — extra moisture will steam instead of char under the broiler and can keep them from browning nicely.

Every broiler runs a little differently, so keep a close eye on the pan during both broiling stages and adjust the timing slightly if things are browning faster or slower than expected.

If you don't have fresh corn on the cob, thawed frozen corn kernels can work in a pinch, though the char won't be quite as pronounced.

Leftovers can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator and gently reheated in a skillet over medium-low heat so the shrimp doesn't turn rubbery.

For a little extra heat, add a pinch of red pepper flakes to the shrimp along with the Old Bay seasoning.

Nutrition Facts

Serving: 1 serving
Calories: 1080kcal
Protein: 36g
Carbs: 135g
Fat: 45g
Sugar: 18g
Fiber: 9g
Sodium: 900mg
Cholesterol: 90mg
Potassium: 450mg

Popular Asked Questions

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Can I use frozen shrimp for this recipe?

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Yes, just make sure to thaw the shrimp completely and pat them very dry before tossing them with the oil and seasonings, since excess moisture can prevent good browning under the broiler.
Q:

How do I know when the shrimp are fully cooked?

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The shrimp are done once they turn opaque all the way through and curl slightly, which should happen within the 7 to 8 minute broiling time listed in the directions.
Q:

Can I use canned or frozen corn instead of fresh ears of corn?

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Fresh corn gives the best char and sweetness, but thawed frozen kernels can be substituted if fresh corn isn't available, though the texture and char will be a bit different.
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What should I serve with this dish?

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Since everything cooks on one pan, this dish pairs nicely with a simple side like rice, crusty bread, or a light green salad to round out the meal.
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Do I need to watch the broiler closely?

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Yes, broilers can vary quite a bit in intensity, so it's a good idea to stay near the oven during both broiling steps and check the corn and shrimp for the visual cues described in the directions.

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