Hey everybody, it's a beautiful day in NYC and as a reward for putting in a ton of hours lately at work me and my team we were rewarded with leaving from work a little early today. Finally! I can cook something for dinner. Well tonight I wanted something that reminds me of warmer weather and seafood usually does the trick. It also happens to be good friday tomorrow so my wife advised me that good Catholics don't eat meat this week. Well I'll be damn. Guess it worked out for both of us.
Here's what you'll need for "Changer Clammer Fettuccine."
Software:
2 Doz little neck or smaller clams
4 Tablespoons of good Olive oil Zoe Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil, 25.5-Ounce Tins (Pack of 2)
4-6 Cloves of Garlic as you like it
2 tablespoons of Sherry or white wine good enough to drink
Shaved Parm or Pecorino
1 tablespoon of Dried oregano or parsley (if you like it milder stick to parsley)
SnP
Pasta Box or Fresh even better.
Hardware:
Pot of boiling water All-Clad Stainless 6-Quart Saute Pot with Lid
Microplane Grater/Zester
(beat mincing garlic)
KitchenAid KPRA Pasta Roller Attachment for Stand Mixers
Pasta rollers if youre making it fresh.
Start by heat a sautee pan low with the microplaned garlic. It should bubble a bit but not snap crack nor pop. You want to infuse the oil think of it as if your poaching the garlic in oil.
Toss your pasta into the boiling water and cook it to just under al dente. Take the pasta out with tongs and toss it into your garlicky oil skillet and about 1/4 cup of the starchy water.
Turn up the heat and toss the clams in there and cover. Wait about 6 minutes open the lid to see the clams open up. Toss the sealed ones and toss the pasta with SnP and shaved Pecorino or parm. Serve it up and you wont have any vampire attacks tonight. Enjoy.
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