RECIPE: TKG's Shrimp Scampi Paired with Mekeni Cheese Hotdog

This year has been a life-changer for every one especially for moms like me. Imagine preparing tons of meals that will satisfy the whole family, and at the same time making sure that they are eating healthily. Another factor is that since the community quarantine began in mid-March, by the end of the year, I am really running out of ideas on what meal to prepare.

Here's one of the dishes I prepared for my family this quarantine season- Shrimp Scampi Paired with Mekeni Cheese Hotdog.

Ingredients:

Shrimps, 300g butterfly cut and deveined

Spaghetti noodles, 300g cooked al dente

Olive oil

Parsley or Celery leaves

Garlic, 1 medium head, crushed

Salt

Pepper

Chili flakes

White wine (optional)

Mekeni Cheese Hotdog, 3 pcs or more (as desired)

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