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MUST-READ LINKS, NOTED BY THE WOM TEAM
July 29, 2016
Story By: Mandy Kellogg Rye
Filed Under > Everyday

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Noteworthy Links by @waitingonmartha

1 // We’re slashing prices (items are 25-80% off!) for the big Country Club Prep + Waiting on Martha Warehouse Sale in Atlanta this weekend.  Get all the details HERE and hurry and swing by before we sell out!  And for our friends that can’t make it, we’re offering FREE SHIPPING to celebrate Tax-Free Weekend for online orders with code TAXFREE.

2 // When you need a strong and stylish rug, sisal does the trick.  Find seven ways to decorate with natural-fiber rugs. 

3 // Spending the first 30 minutes of your workday doing this could yield amazing benefits in the long run.  How do you start your day? 

4 // We’re officially in a heat wave, but what better way to keep cool than in this chic rope braid? 

5 // Our mouths are watering over this green salsa recipe.  Give us all of the jalapeno peppers, serrano peppers, cilantro and garlic, please.  

6 // This adorable pup is “breaking the internet” and we can totally see why. 

7 // Yikes.  Formaldehyde can be found in tons of common ingredient in everyday products, including many beauty products.  After learning about the 5 unexpected places it’s lurking, it might be time to switch over to this non-toxic nail polish and lip gloss. 

8 //Charleston’s Hampden Clothing, one of our favorite clothing boutiques, is running a Final Cut Sale (all items up to 75% off!) right now online, and both MKR and I snagged some KILLER deals  (like right here and here). #Dangerous

9 // Chocolate Chip Biscuit S’mores. Enough said. 

10 // Well, we know what we’ll be doing on Black Friday.  (And MKR thinks it’s unfair to ask fans to choose between the deals + binge-watching.)

11 // Inspired by Gray Malin’s #peacechallenge to shed some light during this dark, divided time. 

12 // A murder-mystery we can’t wait to get wrapped up in, thanks to this write-up. 

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Sheet Pan Shrimp with Caramelized Citrus & Vegetables

A Vibrant 30-Minute Meal to Impress
May 30, 2017
Story By: Mandy Kellogg Rye
Filed Under > 30 Minute Meals

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Sheet pan shrimp recipe with caramelized citrus, carrots, onions and broccolini recipe on Waiting on Martha
Sheet pan shrimp recipe with caramelized citrus, carrots, onions and broccolini | Waiting on Martha

Today’s sheet pan shrimp recipe is light, vibrant, fresh, and most importantly easy!  It’s what I like to consider as the perfect meal for summer entertaining because it really is beyond simple to make, and absolutely stunning when served. 

Thanks to the insane popularity of our sheet pan salmon recipe, I was inspired to take another swing at the simple one-sheet-pan method.  This time with my favorite seafood shrimp, glazed in a citrus teriyaki with sweet and tender carrots, red onions and broccolini all atop a bed of vibrant citrus.  

For this sheet pan shrimp recipe the citrus is really the secret to this dish’s success.  It caramelizes beautifully in the oven, giving everything on the sheet pan a wonderful flavor and layer of natural sugar crystallization. Here I used blood oranges, oranges, limes, and grapefruit.  But the beauty of citrus fruits is that they all work together so well, so feel free to use whatever your heart desires on your sheet pan!

And another plus with using citrus: it allows easier cleanup because it prevents sticking.  You’ll still want to spray the pan, even if it’s a nonstick version, but you won’t need parchment paper.  

When trying this sheet pan shrimp recipe at home, remember that shrimp cook fast.  I actually roasted my carrots and onions first over the citrus for about 10-15 minutes on the sheet pan before adding the shrimp and broccolini.  Keep this in mind if you also prefer your carrots and onions to be tender and caramelized, though you can also cook the entire sheet pan with everything at the same time if preferred on the crunchy side. 

All in all, this dish can easily be made in under 30 minutes if you don’t personally deveining the shrimp. That step does take some time; I believe in doing it yourself because it’ll be done more thoroughly, but you can absolutely get them deveined at the seafood counter at the store too.  At least the lovelies at Whole Foods always devein when asked.

So voila, friends!  This sheet pan shrimp recipe is super simple, super impressive and absolutely delectable for a night entertaining al fresco.  Enjoy!  Truly, MKR 

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Sheet Pan Shrimp with Caramelized Citrus, Carrots, Onions, & Broccolini
Serves 2
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Prep Time
10 min
Cook Time
20 min
Prep Time
10 min
Cook Time
20 min
Ingredients
  1. 1 pound fresh, wild shrimp peeled and deveined
  2. 2 red onions, cut into quarters
  3. Broccolini
  4. Carrots
  5. Mixed Citrus thickly sliced, enough to cover the pan (oranges, blood oranges, limes, grapefruit, or blood oranges)
  6. Citrus Teriyaki Sauce
  7. Salt & Pepper to taste
Instructions
  1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
  2. Cover a sprayed sheet pan with citrus and place the onions and carrots on top, spaced out. Brush with Teriyaki Sauce and add a bit of salt and pepper. Cook for about 10 minutes.
  3. Remove from the oven and add the shrimp and broccolini, brush with Teriuaki Sauce and a bit of salt and pepper. Place back in the oven and cook for an additional 10 minutes or until the shrimp is cooked through.
  4. Remove from the oven and enjoy.
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How To: Bathroom Organization

January 20, 2015
Story By: Mandy Kellogg Rye
Filed Under > MKR's Home Tour

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My bathroom is one of the spaces I spend the most time in, and it’s also a space that’s a cluttered hot-mess.  And with a New Year upon us what better time than now to organize, de-clutter, simplify, and transform my bathroom into the sanctuary I dream of and need.  So with a free weekend, and a little help from Pottery Barn I set out to give my master bath a mini makeover.
 
First, I had to focus on corralling the clutter.  Like most of us I had beauty products rolling around in drawers, thrown in bags under the sink, and piling up on my counter.  For an easy solution I turned everyday glass vessels into catchalls for beauty products, soaking salts, sea sponges and everything else I use on a daily basis.  Plus they’re a gorgeous way to display all my favorite products, like the ESPA essentials I recently snagged from my day at the Mandarin Oriental Spa…so good.  
 
Second, everything needed to be functional.  For example, I love a good soak, but I never have my bath necessities within reaching distance when I need them.  The Grant Floor Storage quickly solved that problem by allowing a movable system to store water, candles, and all the bubbles I need to relax.  Plus the Grant’s arms allow a way to keep my bag off the floor and hang a hand towel or two.  For towels I utilized the Benchwright basket in the corner of my bathtub, rolling the towels rather than folding, and threw in a few bottles of my favorite sparkling water.   
 
Lastly, I needed an easy way to store and move laundry from the bathroom to the laundry room.  Pottery Barn’s chrome portable hamper was an easy, and chic solution.  And I love that the removable liner allows you to throw it right in with the laundry making sure your space stays as clean as can be.  
 
The only challenge left?  To see how long I can keep the bathroom looking this way.  Truly, MKR
 
P.S. I’ll be tackling my linen closets and laundry room this week as well so stay tuned!
 

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*This story is in collaboration with Pottery Barn, a brand I love and adore.  Opinions are 100% my own.  |  Photography, Rustic White

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