Griddle Shrimp Stir Fry

Originally started the day thinking that I wanted to make a shrimp fried rice.  Ended up deciding on a stir fry.  Stir fry with shrimp, green onions, broccoli, pasta and soy sauce.  Pre-cooked the pasta.  Broccoli and green onions were cut.  Shrimp was peeled.  I threw it all on the griddle.  Added some soy sauce to it all, and boom, within a few minutes it was all done.  Good meal!

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