Seafood Pasta
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Ingredients
- 500 grams Tagliatelle pasta fresh
- 2 flat head fillet sliced into small pieces, Australian
- 2 cloves garlic finely chopped
- 300 grams clams clams, aka Vongole
- 300 Shrimp scampi, peeled, raw
- extra virgin olive oil brand Rylstone Crooked River
- 8-10 cherry tomato
- Pinch rock salt
- black pepper sprinkle
- parsley generous amount, fresh
- asparagus bunch
- chilli
- breadcrumbs
- pine nuts
Instructions
- Boil 5L of water in a large pot in preparation for your seafood pasta recipe.
- Put a large fry pan on medium heat and add a drizzle of Rylstone Crooked River extra virgin olive oil.
- Once the oil has slightly warmed, add the pine nuts, mixing them through the oil and leaving them to toast for a few minutes.
- Add breadcrumbs and mix together really well until they begin to brown. Once these are toasted, pour the mixture onto chopping board and leave to cool.
- Once cooled, crush the pine nuts into the mixture and combine some freshly chopped parsley. This will be the topping for your seafood pasta recipe.
- Put a small pot on the stove at a medium/high heat and add a generous amount of extra virgin olive oil. Once the oil has begun to warm, add the vongole and put the lid back on to let them steam. This should take no more than 5 minutes and will create a beautiful sauce.
- Next, cut the cherry tomatoes in half and the asparagus into small pieces.
- Get the large pan back on the stove at a medium heat and drizzle a final amount of EVOO. Put the asparagus in the pan and let it cook for a few minutes before adding the cherry tomatoes, chilli, garlic and parsley.
- While these vegetables are still slightly tender, add the flat head and let it cook for at least 3 minutes before adding the shrimp.
- Removing the pot with the vongole from the stove, strain them, pouring the sauce directly into the mix of seafood and vegetables. Then, add a pinch of rock salt and pepper, and mix.
- Once the sauce has started to dissolve, add the vongole, salt and pepper – and a little more parsley! Leave to simmer.
- When the water has boiled, add the tagliatelle pasta and leave it to cook based on the packet instructions (al dente is always best!).
- Strain the pasta once it has cooked (to your liking) and add it to the pan on a low heat.
- Mix the seafood pasta recipe well so that it soaks up the delicious liquids and flavours from your sauce.
- E ora si mangia, Vincenzo’s Plate….Enjoy!
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