
This spin on classic shrimp and grits is a quick, 'extra cozy' meal: Try the recipe
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This recipe was developed by Rachael Hartley, RD, private practice dietitian and author of Gentle Nutrition.
As Hartley notes, with protein, starch, and produce, this recipe makes a nice one-dish meal, but you can feel free to add garlic bread for sopping up the sauce or a fresh leafy green side salad. "If you don't like polenta, feel free to serve the shrimp and sausage sauce tossed with pasta, or over a bed of whole grain farro for a more rustic dish," she adds. Get the recipe below.
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