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Frutti Di Mare Pasta Dish Recipe


Frutti Di Mare Pasta Dish Recipe
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I love shellfish, and considering we get fresh fished stuff from the Med. Sea its very flavourful. You can also use frozen stuff.. but its Frozen eh! This is an easy Italian dish with shrimps, clams, mussels, octopus and calamari. You can omit some o... More

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Ingredients
  • 15 peeled medium or small shrimp
  • 20 Clams and 20 Mussels
  • 8 medium Calamari
  • 1/2 small octopus ( optional)
  • 1/2 bunch Parsley
  • 5 tbs extra virgin or the BEST olive oil you can find
  • 6 cloves of peeled and diced garlic
  • 1 small shallot ( optional)
  • 1/2 cup dry white wine ( I never use wine that i cant drink)
  • 3 small tomatoes
  • 1 tbs dried or fresh oregano
  • 700 (Kilo) grams or 1 packet Spaghetti or Linguine
  • Salt to taste

Directions
  1. Fill the largest pot you have with water, thrown in 1 teaspoon of salt and bring to boil. While boiling the water do the below.
  2. Wash, clean and lightly steam the Clams and Mussels just enough to open and set aside.
  3. Wash the calamari and Octopus and cut into bite sized pieces
  4. Add olive oil to the pan and thrown in the shallot and garlic
  5. Stir for 2 mins and add the diced tomatoes
  6. Add oregano and cover, let simmer on medium low for 5 mins or until tomatoes are nice and pulpy.
  7. Add wine and let the sauce come to a boil.
  8. Add your seafood and salt to taste
  9. Cook for 5-6 mins
  10. Shut off the flame and stir in your chopped parsley
  11. Cover and let sit
  12. Pasta:
  13. Add your pasta to the boiling water and follow the directions. The key to eating pasta with seafood in Italy is that it has to be very al-dente ( kinda tough). I would drain the pasta about 3 mins before the suggested cooking time. If you like your pasta soft then go ahead and cook it as suggested. Drain the water completely and add the pasta to your sauce. Put the flame on low and simmer while stirring for about 2 mins.
  14. Serve immediately with a Trebbiano, Prosecco, Pinot Grigio or a semi-dry Fruili.
  15. Note: I shell my shellfish before i add it to the sauce when i am not cooking it for guests.
  16. Note: I also add some crushed red pepper to the sauce while im cooking the seafood.. it adds a nice zing to it.
  17. Enjoy!

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Sounds really good!


I can't wait to try this one. Congrats a 5 from me


this just sounds awesome. I saved this to try. I can't wait to do this dish. :)


Sounds terrific! A lovely recipe.


This is so popular at my house. Your Frutti Di Mare Pasta Dish Recipe is great. I like your wine suggestion Trebbiano and Pinot Grigio.
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Michael


Lovely recipe - will try it. We get good seafood here.


Magnifico!


Rich, this looks and sounds so delicious - I cannot wait to taste it. That a dreamy ingredient list and your wine suggestions are perfect. I'm printing this out. High 5 and I flagged you for beauty as well. Bravissimo!! :) Vickie


PERFECT!!!


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