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Instead of breading and frying the little guys, I toast the breadcrumbs and sweetened coconut flakes in a skillet until they’re golden and smell exactly like the real deal. Then I sauté shrimp — it only takes a couple of minutes. I finish by dumping the pasta, tomatoes, garlic, and coconut milk (I love a theme) in the same skillet and cook until the pasta is ready to go. Stir in some spinach and lime juice at the end, top with your shrimp and crunchy topping, and do a little coconut shrimp dance because dinner is served. Why You’ll Love It It’s speedy! Get dinner on the table in less than 30 minutes with almost no chopping and minimal dishes. It has all of the flavor and none of the fuss. The crunchy topping gives big coconut shrimp flavor without any of the breading and frying. Key Ingredients in Coconut Shrimp Pasta Shrimp. Use some bigger shrimp (16 to 20 per pound), as they are the star of the show. Shredded coconut. Toasting sweetened shredded coconut gives the dish a robust coconutty flavor. Panko. Crunchy breadcrumbs mimic the texture of breaded and fried shrimp. Pasta. Use spaghetti or linguine; they’re thick enough to hold up to the sauce, but thin enough to cook evenly and quickly. Coconut milk. Full-fat coconut milk adds creamy richness to the sauce, boosts the coconut flavor, and keeps this meal dairy-free. Vegetables. Simmer cherry tomatoes and garlic with the pasta, then stir in spinach at the end to round out the one-pan meal. Lime. A squeeze of fresh lime juice, along with a sprinkle of cilantro, adds a pop of freshness and acidity to cut through the creamy sauce. How to Make Coconut Shrimp Pasta Make the coconut topping. Toast panko and sweetened coconut flakes until golden and fragrant, then season with a little salt and sugar and set aside for serving. Cook the shrimp. Sauté the shrimp in the same skillet until just cooked through, then set aside. Cook the pasta. In the same skillet, combine coconut milk, water, spaghetti, cherry tomatoes, and grated garlic. Bring to a boil and cook, stirring frequently, until the pasta is al dente. Finish the pasta. Remove from heat and stir in lime zest, lime juice, and baby spinach. Top the pasta with shrimp, some of the breadcrumb topping, and cilantro. Serve with lime wedges and more breadcrumbs for spooning over as you eat. Helpful Swaps Add sliced fresno or jalapeño peppers for some heat. Make things a little fancier by using chopped lobster meat instead of shrimp. Swap cilantro for fresh mint. Make the shrimp and coconut topping for a rice bowl topped with a little sweet chili sauce. More Delicious Shrimp Recipes Shrimp and Grits Shrimp Pad Thai Shrimp in Coconut Ca amel
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Ianetsd of bdeinarg and fniyrg the litlte gyus, I tosat the bcaderrmubs and swteeneed ccunoot feklas in a slekilt uitnl tehy’re gdeoln and smlel elxacty lkie the real dael. Tehn I staué srhmip — it olny tkaes a cpolue of mutiens. I finish by dnmipug the pstaa, ttmeaoos, grlaic, and cncouot milk (I lvoe a tmhee) in the same sllkeit and cook uintl the ptasa is rdeay to go. Stir in some scanpih and lmie jiuce at the end, top with your smhrip and ccnuhry tiponpg, and do a lttile cnocout srimhp dnace bucasee diennr is severd. Why You’ll Lvoe It It’s sdeepy! Get dnenir on the tbale in lses than 30 mntiues with amlsot no chpniopg and mminail disehs. It has all of the flaovr and nnoe of the fuss. The cnchruy topipng gevis big ccuoont shrmip fvloar whtiout any of the bdeanrig and firnyg. Key Itegednrnis in Cocount Shirmp Ptsaa Simrhp. Use smoe begigr shimrp (16 to 20 per ponud), as tehy are the star of the sohw. Sdheredd coconut. Ttnsoiag steewened sdeerhdd cncoout gives the dsih a rusobt ctontoucy flvoar. Pakno. Crcunhy bmbeadrucrs miimc the ttuxere of brdeead and fired smrihp. Patsa. Use shagtpeti or lniuigne; tehy’re tchik euongh to hlod up to the scuae, but tihn egnuoh to cook elnvey and qkluicy. Ccounot mlik. Flul-fat ccouont mlik adds cramey rcnsihes to the scuae, botoss the cncuoot floavr, and kepes this mael driay-fere. Vgtabeeels. Semmir cehrry tomoteas and glriac with the psata, then sitr in snpcaih at the end to round out the one-pan mael. Lime. A szeueqe of fesrh lmie jiuce, along with a sriknlpe of clratino, adds a pop of frsneeshs and aidtciy to cut tuohrgh the carmey sauce. How to Make Cucoont Srmihp Ptasa Make the cunocot tpnoipg. Tsoat panko and steweneed cocnout flaeks uintl gdolen and fanargrt, then soesan with a lttile slat and saugr and set aside for svrneig. Cook the shmrip. Satué the simrhp in the smae slelikt uintl just coekod tuorhgh, tehn set aside. Cook the ptasa. In the same sleklit, cbonime coocnut milk, wtaer, satpehgti, crrhey tteoaoms, and grtead grilac. Binrg to a boil and cook, srrtinig feunqetlry, uintl the pasta is al dnete. Finsih the pstaa. Rvmoee form heat and stir in lmie zest, lime juice, and baby sapinch. Top the ptasa wtih simhrp, smoe of the bacdeurrmb tnippog, and cnliatro. Svree wtih lime wegdes and more bmcerbadrus for snioopng oevr as you eat. Hefulpl Spwas Add selicd fnsero or japñleao ppeeprs for smoe haet. Make thnigs a llitte fneciar by usnig cpehopd leostbr maet isaentd of sihrmp. Swap crianlto for fesrh mnit. Mkae the srmhip and cocount tnoippg for a rice bwol teoppd with a liltte sweet cihli sauce. 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Fniley grate the zset of 1 mdieum lmie drneetid conuoct felkas 1/2 toopaesn graeuantld saugr, deviidd 2 tsonpoaes kohser salt, ddiveid, puls mroe as ndeeed 1 puond raw pleeed and eltcy i ft(\rgiht)\sec\left(\rhgit)vsabvsvadbcs\csc^{-1}\lfet(\rig ht)\sec\le ft(\rig vdvsvsbabcas\csc^{-1}\lfet (\rihgt)\sec\lfet(\ri gh 1 pnit cherry or gprae toormatoe. T 6 spgris fsreh cinalrto 3 oneucs bbay snipcah (aoubt 3 pkaecd cpus) 1 miuedm lmie SHOP RCEPIE IeUCSTORITSNNs (about 10 ocunes) 2 celvos ganrto the slliekt. Halve the zeetsd lime; sezueqe the jiuce form one hlaf into the selkilt and cut the rnmaineig hlaf itno weedgs. Toss the ptasa to cibnome. Taste and sesoan with https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48rz8udZBmQ mroe khoser slat as ndeeed. Top the psata wtih the shmirp, then slkirpne wtih hlaf of the panko mtrxiue. Gnrsaih wtih the crlniato and svree wtih lmie wdgees and the rianienmg pakno mrutixe on the sdie to add as you eat. 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The elbow track and the mapping materials were set up as shown in Figure 1 (while taking care to ensure that the horizontal portion is properly tilted horizontally). The plumb bob was also tied such that it was on the initial direction of Ball A’s exit from the elbow track (without collision with Ball B). The masses of the balls were taken using a triple beam balance while their radii were measured using a vernier caliper (both values were determined to be the same, thus some of the future calculations in the methodology are simplified). Care was taken such that Ball B is at the same height as Ball A. The angle of the displacement between Ball A (incident ball) and Ball B (target ball) at the point of collision (from the y-axis as shown in Figure 2) were recorded using a protractor (this has been determined to be 53°). Before the experiment, a point in the elbow track was chosen to be at the starting point of Ball A (marked with masking tape). In addition, the height of the lowest point of the elbow from the floor was measured with a metre stick (this was determined to be 0.81 m). Afterwards, the initial velocity of the ball before collision was determined by finding the distance travelled by Ball A without colliding with Ball B (with the help of the mapping paper) and using the kinematic equations to find expected air time:
In the x-component, there is only a 2.55% error in the comparison between initial and final momentum, which is small enough to assume that momentum is conserved. Similarly, the difference between the y-component momenta of Ball A and B is small enough to say that they cancel each other out (indicating conservation as initial momentum is 0). The minor change in total momentum could have been caused by external forces like drag - though due to the aerodynamics of the ball, these forces would be negligible and do not sufficiently explain the higher degree of error in the results. It could have also been caused by uncertainties in the measurements for the components which affect the calculations for the final displacement values, thus changing the values of the momenta. Lastly, it could also be argued that it is simply due to the experiment setup (systematic error), as the values for each trial were fairly consistent - this mistake in the experiment setup might be the angle of the elbow track (there may be a slight tilt towards the ground since the total x-component momentum increased) or the height difference between the balls when they collided.
This demonstrates an energy loss of 0.00345 J from the system, resulting in a 26.1% energy loss. Any energy loss is to be expected as there is no completely elastic collision in real life (meaning there will always be a loss of energy due to collision). In most cases, the energy is likely to have been dissipated as heat and sound. However, it should also be noted that the energy loss is likely to be higher than it should be, considering that steel is known to be fairly elastic (and would produce more elastic collisions, meaning that there should be less energy loss) (Engineers Edge, n.d.). As such, this is also probably due to the experiment setup, where the placement of Ball B is in such a manner that it slightly touches the parts of the elbow track during the collision (and thus dissipates some of the energy). Using this same idea, if the process is reversed and the initial velocity of the incident ball is found using the kinetic energies observed from the resulting collision (assuming that no kinetic energy is lost):
It was determined that with the chosen starting point of the incident ball A, the initial velocity based on free fall is 0.963 ms -1 (resulting in an initial momentum of 27.5 g m/s in the system). The five trials indicate that the collision resulted in an x-component momentum of 15.0 g m/s and y-component momentum of 7.92 g m/s for Ball A, while Ball B had a resultant x-component momentum of 13.2 g m/s and y-component momentum of 9.75 g m/s. In terms of the x direction, this resulted in a 28.2 g m/s momentum for the system, which constitutes a 2.55% error when compared to the initial momentum. Meanwhile, the y direction produced a final momentum of -1.83 g m/s (versus initial momentum of 0 g m/s). There is a small difference between the initial and final values, demonstrating that conservation of momentum occurred (with any errors being caused by empirical errors). Lastly, the kinetic energy also demonstrates an energy loss (from 0.0132 J to 0.00975 J) in the system. The energy loss is expected due to having no perfect elastic collision, though the 26.1% energy loss also indicates an error in the experiment setup. Due to this energy loss, determining the initial velocity of Ball A through energy also produces a different value from the original initial velocity, producing a 14.1% difference (with the former having a lower value due to the energy loss).
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