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SEAFOOD BOLOGNESE

SEAFOOD BOLOGNESE

Photo by dymnyno

  • This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Seafood Pasta
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    dymnyno's Notes: A seafood version of classic bolognese? This tasty version is, of course, lighter and perfect as a lunch or first course for a dinner party. I made it with rock shrimp which are my favorite...

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Serves 4

  1. Saute the bacon until very crisp and remove the bacon from the pan, pour off all but 2 tablespoons of the fat and deglaze with white wine.

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  2. Add onions,garlic, carrots and celery to the pan and saute until the vegetables become translucent.

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  3. Add 1 cup canned tomatoes and 1 cup fish stock and simmer. Add the crispy bacon pieces back.

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  4. Add the seafood: rock shrimp and monkfish (or lobster!) and cook until shrimp turn pink and the monkfish is cooked. Add the cream and mix into the seafood sauce. Finally, add the mussels, put the lid on the pot, turn off the stove and give the mussels a few minutes to cook.

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  5. Check to make sure all the mussels opened. If they did not open, discard .

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  6. In a large pot of salted water, cook the pasta sheets until al dente.

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  7. On each plate arrange the pasta and the sauce by folding the seafood sauce under and over the pasta sheet. (sort of an S formation. Arrange the mussels.

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  8. Garnish with fresh parsley.

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4 Comments on SEAFOOD BOLOGNESE

Shamrock-medal Reply

This looks incredible. The sheet pasta idea is genius!

Federicocooking Reply

I love the idea of this. Especially the sheet of pasta with seafood tucked within it and outsife of it. Must try it/

Newliztoqueicon-2 Reply

Would love to see a photo of this. Maybe I'll make it and post one! I could imagine all sorts of seafood combinations here, Mary. Really lovely - thumbs up!

186003_1004761561_1198459_n Reply

Thanks! I would love that!!!!

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