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Spaghetti ai Gamberi - Spaghetti with Prawns

Spaghetti ai Gamberi - Spaghetti with Prawns

Photo by Maria Teresa Jorge

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    Maria Teresa Jorge's Notes: This dish is very easy and quick to make and comes out great even with deep frozen shrimp. It's a last minute resource when family or friends show up and you want to serve a simple and comforting...

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Serves 4

  1. Bring a pot of water with salt to a boil. Wash, cut crosswise the baby tomatoes and put in a colander.

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  2. Insert a toothpick in the middle of the back of the prawns and pull the black vein out. Wash and dry the prawns.

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  3. In a big sautee pan, add the olive oil, the prawns, season with paprika and a pinch of salt and sautée until golden on one side, then turn them and cook the other side. Add the garlic, the baby tomatoes and cook for 5 more minutes crushing the tomatoes with the back of a wooden spoon.

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  4. Add the white wine and let the alcohol evaporate completely. Rectify the seasoning - salt.

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  5. Cook the spaghetti al dente and reserve some cooking liquid.

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  6. Add the spaghetti to the shrimp and tomatoes, some cooking liquid and mix carefully not to break the spaghetti. Cover for one minute and serve immediately with a sprig of basil.

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Oldies_joemare_bd Reply

Beautiful, another one of my favorites. Love this!

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