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Spaghetti alla chitarra literally translates to 'guitar spaghetti' as, traditionally, it is pressed into long, square-shaped spaghetti strands using a stringed chitarra pasta cutter. Here the pasta dough is vacuum sealed and left to rest for a day, a cheffy trick to ensure the dough is smooth and fully incorporated. YouTube's "Pasta Grannies" share their old-fashioned Italian recipe for Pasta alla Chitarra (homemade spaghetti) with a simple tomato sauce.
To get started with this recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can have linguine alla chitarra with lobster π¦ (gluten-free) using 8 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Linguine alla chitarra with Lobster π¦ (gluten-free):
- Get Fresh parsley
- Take 50 g onion
- Make ready Chilly flakes or fresh chilly
- Get 40 g olive oil
- Prepare 600 g lobster meat
- Make ready 1 pinch salt
- Make ready 400 g tomato passata
- Take 350 g linguine pasta (gluten-free)
Appetizers: lobster and egg bruschetta, scallops, and the arancini. The lobster, while sparse, was a welcomed treat in the eggy goodness. The scallops were on point and arancini crispy deliciousness. Main Courses: Crab ravioli, gnocchi with cauliflower and orange, smoked spaghetti alla Chitarra, stronzzapret, meatballs, and.
Steps to make Linguine alla chitarra with Lobster π¦ (gluten-free):
- Chop the parsley and set aside
- Chop the onion and pour it in a pan with the chilly and the oil. Let it fry slightly for 2 min on medium heat.
- Then add the Lobster previously cut in pieces and let it fry for 2 min on high heat.
- Add the salt and the tomato passata.
- Cook it for 10 min at 100*C and stir It time to time.
- Place then a saucepan with 2/3 of water and bring it to boil.
- Add the salt and the linguine pasta. Let it cook as advices on the package if you like al dente, if not allow the pasta to cook for an extra 2-3 min
- Drain the pasta and add the sauce in it. Serve it with a pinch of olive oil and parsley that you previously set aside.
- Enjoy π
Heat a large straight-sided skillet over medium heat. Add the shallots, garlic and red pepper flakes and cook. The source of inspiration for the lobster chitarra pasta at Concourse is found in it's smallest component. When placed on the table, you may notice small brown crumbles on top of fresh, made-from-scratch pasta and lobster pieces. That crumble is milk powder, fried in clarified butter.
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