Quick, simple and delicious. This honey garlic shrimp and broccoli is made using only 6 ingredients and is ready in under 10 minutes. Easy Honey Garlic Shrimp and BroccoliThis is honey garlic shrimp is one of my favorite Asian dishes to make because it’s super easy to put together in and is ready in no time. Serve it on sticky white rice or with a side of noodles. If you’re on a low-carb diet, try serving it with a side of veggies, spiralized zucchini noodles, or cauliflower riceEasy Honey Garlic Shrimp and BroccoliThe shrimp is cooked in a sticky honey garlic sauce that is out of this world.

This yummy sauce is made with garlic, ginger, honey and soy sauce. It’s simple and pretty easy to balance the sweetness and saltness. It can also be used on chicken, beef, or fish. Easy Honey Garlic Shrimp and BroccoliThe shrimp can be marinated in the marinade for up to 24 hours in advance or as soon as a few minutes.Easy Honey Garlic Shrimp and Broccoli Since shrimp cooks very quickly, be sure to heat up the pan until it’s very hot so the shrimp can sear nicely on the outside.Easy Honey Garlic Shrimp and Broccoli

4.49 from 43 votes

Quick Honey Garlic Shrimp and Broccoli

By: Layla
Prep5 minutes
Cook5 minutes
Total10 minutes
Servings 4

Ingredients 

For the Sauce

Instructions 

  • Place broccoli florets in a small bowl, fill with a few teaspoons of water and steam in microwave for 2 minutes.
  • Combine the sauce ingredients and divide it into half. Marinate the shrimp with one half of the sauce for 5-10 minutes (or up to 24 hours).
  • Heat a heavy-duty skillet to high heat. Add 1 tablespoon oil to pan then add the marinated shrimp. Sear them on both sides in batches of 2 until browned, about 1 minute per side. Add the broccoli to the pan, drizzle with remaining sauce, and mix well to combine.

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69 Comments

  1. Excellent! I added 1 TBsp of orange juice, 1 1/2 Tbsp sirracha and increased garlic to 3 cloves. I would additional broccoli next time; a keeper! I served it over a baked barley side dish.

  2. Good recipe. I didn’t measure…not my thing. I also added chopped broccoli, mushrooms, and cashews. I ate it without rice to keep it low carb and it was satisfying. I made one serving with this recipe. (About 8 pieces of shrimp, 1/2 cup chopped broccoli, 1/2 c sliced mushrooms.

  3. Any shrimp lover would love these! Gorgeous pics as always!

  4. This came out awesome. My husband and toddler loved it. I give it 4 states because I changed the honey to apricot preserves. So this recipe definitely is going to TASTE different than how I made it. Great base recipe. Thank you Layla.

    I had to quadruple the sauce recipe after I put half of the stated RECIPE toward the marinading. It wasn’t enough. So added the other HALF equaling the whole amount of the started recipes sauce. I used 3x the sauce recipe for the cooking.

    I missed in two cups of brown rice and this dish make it dinner last night. Great save for dinner. Very quick cook time.

    P.s.
    *I let my shrimps marinade for 30 minutes.
    *I substituted the honey for apricot preserves.
    *Made 4x the sauce recipe total -1x for the marinade and 3x for the cooking

  5. This Was So Tasty, Especially For How Simple The Ingredients Are And How Quick It Took To Make. Such A Good Go-To Recipe

  6. I don’t understand you state to throw out the marinade but then you say to add more sauce, How amI supposed to add more marinade if I throw out the sauce.

    1. Throw out the sauce that you marinaded the shrimp in

  7. This recipe Quickly became a family FavOrite!

    I doubled the sauce and added 1 lb chicken breasts (cut in Bite size pieces). Marinated chicken & Shrimp and cooked chicken first, then added shrimp to skillet once chicken was close to done. Served over cauliflower Rice (seasoned with garlic/green onions).

    We appreciate the simple & Delicious dinner!

  8. Super good! Even my 11yo loved it. This will be a main stay in our recipes!

  9. My husband is not a big fan of rice dishes. However he loved this. Simple and delicious. Definitely a keeper in the recipe box.

    1. When the recipe says sauce what does that mean what sauce ?

      1. The sauce is the mixture of honey, garlic, ginger and soy sauce.

    2. So happy to hear you and your husband enjoyed the dish!!

  10. Very good/ but I would double sauce amounts/ especially cooking in a wok/ over rice

  11. Omg!!! This was so fast and delicious!!! A must try!

  12. Can i leave out the ginger or replace with something else

  13. Is the calories listed with the broccoli and rice also or do you need to factor that in as well.

    1. The calories listed include the broccoli and everything in the ingredient list.

    1. About 4 servings assuming you serve it with noodles or rice.

  14. Thanks for this awesome no frills recipe! I added some red pepper flakes and walnuts to give it a little extra flair (and a kick, since my husband wants everything spicy!) It was great. 🙂

  15. Can,t wait to try this recipe. However, I need to avoid sugars. Is there a way I could replace the honey for something else?

    Thanks

    Lara

    1. You can try reducing the amount of honey if you’d like.

      1. What can you use if you don’t have soy sauce

  16. Maybe a dumb question but is each serving about a cups worth?

  17. Made this tonight and omg super good! To thickin the sauce i just used some old fashioned flour and water mixed well in tipped pan to get juice to one side. Perfect love that its so easy can remember off the top of my head. Thanks for a new favorite in my house.

  18. I’m not a big cooker but my husband accidentally bought the already cooked shrimp. Can you still marinate like usual and do everything the same as recipe? Or do you need fresh shrimp?

    1. I haven’t tried this with cooked shrimp but I would steam the broccoli then combine the broccoli marinade and cooked shrimp in pan on high heat just for 1-2 minutes.

  19. Looks so good, trying it for my birthday dinner this evening. I did have a giggle at the shrimp can be marinated in the shrimp for up to 24 hours 🙂 Thank you!

  20. Making this now but do not have ginger only ground how much could I use?

  21. As Jack said, looks like there are sesame seeds or something not invluded in the recipe that shows on the pic?

    1. You’re right Betsy. There are sesame seeds. They are optional and used as garnish. To add, sprinkle as desired at the very end just before serving.

  22. Great recipe and extra recognition for the simplicity . I served this over rice and my husband ate it up. Thanks for sharing.

  23. This recipe was delish. However I found the sauce wasn’t enough. I was thinking of adding more sauce and a splash of maybe heavy cream to make it stick better. Any suggestions?

  24. are they sesame seeds in the picture? if so how much did you add?

    1. Yes there are. They are optional. I just sprinkle less than 1 teaspoon.

  25. Still can’t believe how much energy you have, Layla! Sooo happy for you and your blog!! Love your recipes and photos <3