Ingredients

How to make it

  • In a sauce pan on medium heat add the olive oil, parsley,and garlic and the pine nuts and cook until garlic is fragrant and nuts start to toast.
  • Add the 3 tablespoons of salt to 6 quarts of boiling water.
  • Add the Linguine and stir
  • in the mean time zest half of the lemon and add it to the sauce
  • add the raisins and one anchovy fillet
  • When the Linguine is almost done a little less cooked than aldente transfer it with 3 ladles of the pasta water to the sauce pan.
  • Stir and continue to cook until Linguine is aldenti.
  • Place on to plates top with grated cheese and a few sprigs of parsley and 1 anchovy on top of each dish
  • serve at once
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  • otterpond 15 years ago
    Just wonderful. My tummy is growling just reading about it.
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  • luisascatering 15 years ago
    I added the photo of my adaptation of your recipe. I must say this sauce smelled FANTASTIC! it was simple, delicious... and spicy!

    I'll note in alterations where I slightly deviated :-)

    p.s. the addition of raisins is brilliant (reminds me of Catalonia!) It's nice to get a burst of sweetness in contrast to the sharpness of the tomatoes
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  • luisascatering 15 years ago
    I will be making this recipe the week of 4/20 for a couple that are my mostly vegetarian clients (I will have to leave out the little fishies!). They require gluten-free so I will use brown rice linguine. I'll let you know how it comes out :-)
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  • conner909 15 years ago
    Good grief, I just looked up and realized I have already commented on this recipe...I'm losing it!
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  • conner909 15 years ago
    This looks soooo good to me! My kind of sauce, made with fresh tomatoes I might be tempted to add a splash of white wine (not red)! Your pix are so colorful.
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    " It was excellent "
    pinkpasta ate it and said...
    Put 'em up, Michael! High 5's for you once again!!
    Debbie~
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    " It was excellent "
    tnjazmyn ate it and said...
    Very intriguing! Can't wait to try this one!
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    " It was excellent "
    vicschick ate it and said...
    This sounds wonderful BUT...I would probably leave out the raisins...IM a bit scared of raisins in food...my dad wants to put these in all my baked recipes lol...I SORTA despise them now =0/
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    " It was excellent "
    minitindel ate it and said...
    wow mike you took great pictures too thank you
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  • conner909 16 years ago
    Recipe looks delicious...intrigued by the olive brine and wonder how capers wold be in place of the raisins, since the sweetness of the raisins would balance the brine...just thinking out loud.
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    " It was excellent "
    lunasea ate it and said...
    This is a great recipe winter adaptation, I agree. I bought some beautiful grape tomatoes and it was delicious. Thanks so much for sharing! =)
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    " It was excellent "
    jenniferbyrdez ate it and said...
    Perfect.
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    " It was excellent "
    mystic_river1 ate it and said...
    wonderful...made by the 'ladies of the night' in Italy because it was ease, fast and they were tired! gr8t post thank you.
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