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Seafood Pasta

Seafood Pasta

We’ve had very modest meats over the Christmas period so we allowed ourselves a bit of a budget breaking treat for New Years Day. The Pasta is actually Rice Noodles, from the Chinese Supermarket, but we won’t tell if you don’t!

Ingredients:-

1 Red Pepper – Char grilled under the grill,  skinned and chopped
A handful of fresh Parsley, roughly chopped
1 Red Chilli, chopped
2 Cloves of Garlic, mincedIngredients:-
Mixed Seafood (Prawns, Mussels and White Clams in ours)
Chorizo, thinly cubed
Chickpeas, soaked oven night and then boiled
The juice and zest of a Lemon
1 Lemon quartered, to garnish
Mushrooms, finely sliced
Olive Oil
1 medium Onion, finely sliced
2 Spring Onions, chopped
Rice Noodles

Method:-

(1) Fry the Onion and Garlic to soften.Method:-
(2) Boil your Seafood two pans of water. One for the Seafood and one for the Noodles.
(3) Add the Chilli, Chorizo and Chickpeas and fry for a minute or two.
(4) Add the Seafood to a pan of boiling water and allow the water to return to the boil for a minute.
(5) In the frying pan add the Red Pepper, half of the Spring Onion and Mushroom.
(6) Add the Noodles to the remaining pan of boiling water and allow to soften. Remove and drain.
(7) Drain your Seafood and stir into the frying pan (Or Wog) if you have one.
(8) Plate the Noodles in a sort of nest style.
(9) Add the Seafood etc. and a good amount od cooking juices.
(10) Squeeze the Lemon over the top and dress with the Lemon zest, Parsley and remaining Spring Onions.
(11) Garnish with a Lemon quarter.

Seafood and Chorizo work really well together and considering that this was quite a sizeable portion we both polished it off last night!

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This was a really hearty dish. There was sufficient Chicken left for us to make three large Pasties. The remaining broth made several bowls of Soup. I would say this would easily feed 4 hungry folk.

Ingredients:-

A Medium Chicken
6 Rashers of Bacon chopped
2 Leeks, thickly sliced
2 Large Carrots, thickly chopped
2 Tbsp of Cornflour to thicken
½ a Small White Cabbage, coarsely shredded
500ml of Chicken Stock
1 Tsp of Mixed Herbs
Salt & Pepper to season
Chopped Parsley

Method:-

(1) Rub about 1/2 teaspoon Salt in body cavity.
(2) Dice the Bacon and fry until crisp and brown in a Dutch oven. Remove and set aside.
(3) Brown the Chicken in the Bacon fat on all sides. Remove Chicken from pan.
(4) Add the Leeks and return the Bacon bits along with diced Carrots.
(5) Cook until lightly browned.
(6) Add the Chicken Stock.
(7) Mix the Cornflour with a little water and stir in.
(8) Add coarsely chopped Cabbage and season with Salt & Pepper.
(9) Stir to mix thoroughly until the Cabbage is slightly wilted.
(10) Heat, stirring frequently, until simmering.
(11) Add the chopped Parsley and Mixed Herbs.
(12) When the stew is simmering gently return the Chicken.
(13) Cover and simmer very slowly until chicken is very tender.
(14) Roughly cut the Chicken into chunks.
(14) Garnish with Chopped Parsley and serve in large bowls with crusty Bread.

The Chicken was remarkably tender and really tasty. Well worth the slightly longer than usual cooking process.

 

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