Marinated Shrimp Bowls are an easy to make dish for dinner.

I will admit that this Southern Raised gal is a shrimp lover.

Maybe that is from growing up in SE Louisiana where shrimp is readily available.

When it comes time for special meals, Surf and Turf is one that pleases both my husband and I.

He gets his steak and I get my shrimp.

However, it is always nice to try something a little different, like these Marinated Shrimp Bowls.

Go for Asian inspired pasta with Marinated Shrimp Bowls.

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Having a giant bowl of deliciousness is definitely a trend I'm seeing.

Those breakfast smoothies all over the internet are just the tip of the iceberg.

Besides, who doesn't like to have their food presented nicely in a large container?

Impress your guests with this Asian Inspired Marinated Shrimp Bowl.

A bonus for those of us in colder climates is that we can wrap our hands around the bowl to warm them!

Tools for Serving Marinated Shrimp Bowls to Guests

Now, I'll be the first to admit that when I make something for my family things are usually served from the stove top.

I just can't see getting a bunch of dishes dirty!

However, when you are hosting a dinner party or other get together with friends, it is nice to spruce up the way you are serving the food.

One option is to invest in some great pasta bowls for plating.

The Royal Doulton Maze Open Vegetable/Pasta Bowl (Set of 4) in White is perfect for my house.

Although, I will admit that some color like their taupe color would help things to pop more.

If you want to put things out on the table, then a complete 7 piece pasta set is perfect.

Use the main bowl for the pasta and the other bowls to dish it up.

Want to keep it authentic for an Asian night?

Make sure you have chopsticks instead of just forks!

Some of my family members can eat with chopsticks while others need that fork handy. I do love the reusable options, whether stainless steel or bamboo.

How to Make Marinated Shrimp Bowls

This recipe makes enough for a crowd. Or, a few hungry guys with their ladies.

It is not a spicy dish as written.

With the addition of a little Sriracha sauce, you can let each individual get the level of spicy they desire.

Sriracha adds a nice flavor along with that bit of heat. Some might not consider it spicy enough for their personal tastes, though.

I have a few in my life that like to really feel the burn, so a bottle of Ghost Pepper Sauce is perfect to have on hand.

This is the one to have for the person who always says there isn't enough heat.

If a Ghost Pepper doesn't do it for them, then they might have killed their taste buds and ability to register spices.

Personally, I feel my sinuses open up and eyes tearing up just being near the open bottle.

But, maybe it is just me that find some of the hot sauces a bit more than I want to handle!

Marinated Shrimp Bowls for a Different Kind of Pasta Dish at Dinner Time.

For the recipe images, a vermicelli-style rice noodle was used.

There are a variety of thickness options for rice noodles, so pick the one you like the best.