Squid ink linguini with seared bay scallops, basil & tomato sauce |
Risotto, Pasta and Rice, Fish, Seafood & Shellfish
Amazingly flavorful yet simple squid ink pasta dish, with scallops and an easy to make creamy tomato & basil sauce.
It is all too natural to make the pastas in advance - squid ink or not. Just make sure to flour them properly before drying them so they do not stick together.
Ingredients
Recipe for 4 servingsSquid ink pasta
Creamy basil & tomato sauce
Scallops
- Butter
- Salt and pepper
Preparation time: 60 min
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Mise-en-place
Cut the shallot and the basil.
Put the tomatoes into boiling water 20-25secs, right after making a slight cross with a pairing knife at the very tip of them just to pierce the skin, then plundge them into cold water to stop the cooking rapidly.
Take the heart out of them and make a brunoise out of what's left.
Press the juice out of the lemon.
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Pasta
Start off by blending the eggs with the salt and the squid ink, mix everything well. In a big bowl, lay down the flour and form somewhat of a hole or a well at the very center. Pour the mixture/preperation you've just made in it and slowly mix it all with a fork. Then with your hands, form a ball.
The dough has to be resting a good 30mins before passing it through the rolling mill.
Cook them in a big amount boiling salted water, 2 mins or until al dente. Pour generously olive oil all over them. Reserve.
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Basil & tomato sauce
Gently colour the shallots alongside the garlic with a knob of butter. Add in the white wine and let everything come together for a little while. Let it reduce by half. Add in the cream and the fish stock until the texture is all creamy and nappante. Finish with the basil and the cubed tomatoes.
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Scallops
Heat up on high heat a big sized cast iron pan, if possible with some butter. As soon as it is beginning to turn brown, throw in the scallops. Cook them 1min or so without touching them. Add the lemon juice and reserve.
Plate everything the way you like and... enjoy!
It is all too natural to make the pastas in advance - squid ink or not. Just make sure to flour them properly before drying them so they do not stick together.
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