Name: Honey Lime Grilled Avocado Shrimp Nacho Bowls Recipe
Total time: 25 min
Yield: 2
Cuisine: Mexican

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These smoky-sweet bowls have glazed honey lime grilled avocado, spicy shrimp and corn top them with gluten free nacho chips for a healthy, summer meal

How to make Honey Lime Grilled Avocado Shrimp Nacho Bowls Recipe

Taylor Kiser

Crawler

Mexican

<p>These smoky-sweet bowls have glazed honey lime grilled avocado, spicy shrimp and corn top them with gluten free nacho chips for a healthy, summer meal</p>

Large cobb of corn

Large tomato halved

Jalapeno pepper seeds removed

Olive oil cooking spray

Head of romaine lettuce

Udi's gluten free simply salted ancient grain crisps crushed

Cilantro for garnish

Sliced green onion for garnish

Honey

Fresh lime juice + additional for garnish

Jalapeno minced

Salt

Shrimp peeled and de veined

Large avocado halved and seed removed

step 1

Once hot, place the corn, tomato halves (cut-side down) and the the jalapeno (cut-side down) onto the grill and cook until nice and charred, turning the corn around every few minutes. The corn and tomatoes will take about 10 minutes, and the jalapeno about 5 minutes. Once cooked, transfer all to a plate and cover to keep warm.

step 2

In a small bowl, whisk together the honey, 2 tsp of lime juice and the jalapeno for the glaze, seasoning with a pinch of salt.

step 3

Place the shrimp in a medium bowl and toss with half of the glaze (about 1 tbsp total.) additionally, rub the cut-side of the avocado with some of the glaze. You should have some glaze remaining. Set this aside, along with the bowl of shrimp to marinate.

step 4

Spray the grill generously with the cooking spray and place the avocado halves cut-side down onto it. Additionally, spray the half head of romaine with cooking spray and place it directly onto the grill.

step 5

Cook until the avocado and romaine have nice grill marks and they both soften. You'll need to turn the romaine every minute or so. This takes a total of 4-5 minutes. Remove from heat, and cover to keep warm.

step 6

Generously spray the grill with cooking spray again and place the shrimp directly onto the heat. Cook until no longer pink, which is only about 1 minute per side.

step 7

Place the soft, grilled tomato into a medium bowl. Dice the grilled jalapeno and add it into the bowl with the tomato, mashing the two together with a fork until the tomato is almost sauce-like.

step 8

Then, use a sharp knife the cut all the corn kernels off the cobb. Additionally, roughly chop the romaine lettuce.

step 9

Divide all your grilled food between the two bowls, garnishing with a a good amount of cilantro, green onion, a pinch of salt, and another squeeze of fresh lime juice.

step 10

Finally, drizzle the remaining glaze over the bowls and top with udi's crisps.

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