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Pasta with squid sauce – Italian Cuisine

»Pasta with squid sauce


First clean the squid (remove the beak, eyes and entrails and peel them: here you will find the complete guide), then cut them into pieces.

Brown a clove of garlic in a non-stick pan, then remove the garlic, add the squid, brown them quickly, then blend with the wine.
Once the wine has evaporated, add the passata, salt and cook for about ten minutes.

in the meantime cook the pasta in abundant salted water, drain it al dente and add it to the sauce, together with a lot of chopped fresh basil (if necessary, add a little cooking water from the pasta) and mix well.

The pasta with squid sauce is ready: serve it immediately.

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Recipe Fried pinned baby squid and light orange mayonnaise – Italian Cuisine

Recipe Fried pinned baby squid and light orange mayonnaise


  • 500 g pin squid
  • 100 g 00 flour
  • 100 g cornmeal
  • 50 g Greek yogurt
  • 2 yolks
  • 1/2 lemon juice
  • Orange
  • lemon thyme
  • corn oil
  • White vinegar
  • peanut oil
  • salt

To prepare the fried squid and light orange mayonnaise, eviscerate the squid, dip them in water and ice and put them in the fridge.
Prepare the mayonnaise: with an electric mixer, break the yolks, add a little lemon and orange juice, continue by adding 150 g of corn oil and the remaining lemon juice, until the mayonnaise is formed. Complete with 1 teaspoon of vinegar, then add the Greek yogurt and a sprig of chopped lemon thyme.
Strain the squid, dab them with kitchen paper, then in the two flours, well mixed. Place them in a fine mesh sieve and shake them slightly to remove excess flour.
fry, a handful at a time, in peanut oil between 165 and 185 ° C. Check the temperature by dipping a little piece of bread: when it sizzles, it will be at the right point.
Add salt the squid and serve immediately, very hot, in small paper bags, accompanied with the mayonnaise.
The alternative: instead of lemon thyme, you can flavor the mayonnaise with the finely grated zest of an untreated lemon.

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