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Raw shrimp recipe with tropical sauce – Italian Cuisine

Raw shrimp recipe with tropical sauce


  • 1 kg red prawns
  • 20 g fresh ginger
  • a cucumber
  • a shallot
  • half a mango
  • half papaya
  • mustard
  • lemon balm
  • White wine vinegar
  • extra virgin olive oil
  • pepper
  • salt

For the recipe of raw shrimps with tropical sauce, heat 1 tablespoon of oil in a saucepan and let the shallot, cut into thin strips, soften gently for a couple of minutes.
Add the papaya, mango and ginger cut into slices, 1 teaspoon of vinegar, 1 of mustard, 2 tablespoons of water, a pinch of salt; cook for 7-8 minutes, then lower the heat to low and let the excess liquid dry for another 5 minutes.
Clean the prawns, arrange the tails on a plate, seal them with plastic wrap and place them in the freezer for 96 hours. With this heat reduction you can eat raw in complete safety. Let them defrost in the fridge before eating them. Cut into very thin slices
the cucumber, season with oil, salt, pepper and a few leaves of lemon balm. Serve the shrimp with the tropical sauce, cucumbers and a few slices of fresh mango and papaya to taste.

The 5 best seaside restaurants in the Gargano – Italian Cuisine

The 5 best seaside restaurants in the Gargano


On the beach or on the rocks, on a trebuchet or on a romantic pier in the middle of the boats, from Vieste to Peschici there is no shortage of perfect views for an aperitif or a dinner with sunset over the sea

The perfect Instagram photo? That of a good fish dish and a sunset over the sea as a background. Those who have frequented the Gargano, between Vieste and Peschici, know that this is possible in many places, for two reasons: here the cuisine is mainly based on fish and the views are always breathtaking. The combination of the blue of the sea, the red of the sunsets, the white of the rock that also turns orange when the sun goes down and the green of the Mediterranean scrub is a unique feature of the Gargano. And then the beaches, long, of very fine, light-colored sand (pantone sand, in fact) that perhaps culminate with a trebuchet at the tip. And here the magic of the views that have made poets and singers fall in love is realized and also becomes a tasty parenthesis, if you rely on the skilled hands of those who know how to work fish as a true connoisseur of the subject.

The Trabucco of Mimì (Peschici)

Let's start with Peschici, where you can't not go to Trabucco da Mimì at least for an aperitif. At sunset, the right time to indulge in a glass of champagne or, even better, local sparkling wine, such as the excellent brut of D'Araprì di San Severo, accompanied by raw fish, a must in Puglia. Reservation required, even in advance, but it is worthwhile not to risk missing the spectacle of this sunset, one of the most beautiful in the Gargano. The trebuchets are ancient fishing machines and Mimì's is still operational, even if it is difficult to cover the restaurant's needs, at least in August. For that, rely on paper anyway and maybe ask if there are any off the menu.

Camavitè (Peschici)

A few kilometers further on, on the coastal road leading to Vieste, there is a place that has recently gained fame and appreciation from the population and tourists. It is the Camavitè, with its climbing position on the cliff, perfect for admiring the magnificence of the Gargano and experiencing a truly immersive experience. Here too you can choose whether to stop for an aperitif (there are also good cocktails) or a longer stop for lunch or dinner. And here too it is a must to arrive on time at least once to enjoy the sunset, which is an extra something that fills the eyes. Meanwhile, the belly is filled with dishes strictly based on local fish, cooked with skill and with a few touches of creativity, which does not hurt at all.

Il Capriccio (Vieste)

The most creative in the area is chef Leonardo Vescera, who has been a regular presence on the Vieste pier for several years. You eat in the middle of the boats, with the lapping of the waves that gently fills your ears. You can arrive at aperitif time for sunset, which in this case is behind the mountain, but equally suggestive, or you can arrive a little later and see the town behind it starting to light up. The dishes of Vescera are a certainty in the Gargano landscape, the hand is of those who have experience and know well the richness of the sea products, not without a recognition that has made some dishes its strong points.

Seafood sandwiches (Vieste)

Simpler, but equally tasty, the proposal of Panini di mare, a place on the beach that starts from Mimì's Trabucco, reworking its principles in a modern key. We always eat based on fish and the workhorse are precisely the seafood sandwiches, as the name suggests. We are in the middle of Spiaggialunga, always in the Vieste area, behind what is a full-blown campsite. Transparent bulkheads allow you to enjoy the view of the beach during the day. Here you can eat for lunch, dinner and have an aperitif with a guaranteed seafood side dish.

Eden (Peschici)

Let's go back to Peschici for another spot with your feet practically in the sea, always on the beach. Arriving at sunset, you can admire the sun from below as it rests in the sea water, with boats in the foreground, because we are in front of the Peschici pier, which is more like a bay where the boats go to rest. The aperitif, perhaps with oysters or a fried fish as an accompaniment, opens the stomach to the real workhorse of the place, the grilled, obviously fish. And as a bonus, since in the program 4 Restaurants it was precisely this that deserved the 5 points awarded by Borghese.

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Petra Segreta, the intimate resort we want now – Italian Cuisine


The Sardinia we want (and need) in a secret address to explore

Protected from prying eyes. Off the beaten track. Immersed in the landscape and connected to the surrounding nature. And why not, pamper yourself at the table too. That's how it feels in the Costa Smeralda of those who really love it, looking at it from luxury hotel Petra Segreta Resort & Spa, an exclusive refuge born on the hills of San Pantaleo born from the passion, love and intuition of Rossella Marchese and Luigi Bergeretto.

She is an architect and designer, he is a doctor, a gastronome and a chef, welcoming close guests in a personal and professional partnership capable of creating aintimate atmosphere, impeccable, composed and relaxed at the same time, genuine like the pristine corner in which the structure stands, as creative and instinctive as Luigi's cuisine and Rossella's taste.

25 rooms and suites

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In this year of great upheavals, we have learned many things. To take nothing for granted, to question some old habits and to redefine the concept of luxury. Which today is more than ever the possibility of regain possession of their spaces, to choose who to share them with and to be able to escape. Apart. Take refuge. And Petra Segreta, with only 25 solutions between rooms and suites, gracefully expresses this concept, inviting guests to stay in cottages inspired by Sardinian rural houses able to immerse themselves and blend into nature.

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The restaurants The Sacred Fire and the Osteria del Mirto Bistrot have made Petra Segreta Resort & Spa one of the most popular gourmet destinations on the entire Costa Smeralda. The first is a restaurant where chef Luigi Bergeretto expresses all his creativity in a menu that celebrates local ingredients and local excellence with flair, measure and class. Among the raw materials processed, also the products of Stazzo Malcusa, the organic farm owned by Petra Segreta Resort & Spa, 300m away from the property. Reserved for guests, theOsteria del Mirto Bistrot interprets the Mediterranean tradition with fresh ingredients and gourmet twists, such as the special pizza prepared with natural leavening.

The secret address

To reach the Petra Segreta Resort & Spa, pass through the center of San Pantaleo (Olbia) and then head to Via Buddeu. The signs will guide you through a small climb that will lead you to the resort. Easier done than said!

Petra Segreta Resort & Spa
Via Buddeu snc, San Pantaleo, Olbia
+39 0789 1876441, booking@petrasegretaresort.com

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