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How to Make: Seafood Sharing Pasta from Pastaio

Pairing clams and mussels with various other shellfish and pacherri (a Sicilian pasta, like a very large rigatoni) maks a great sharing plate.

TLE Recipes by TLE Recipes
2021-10-11 21:55
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Pastaio Seafood Sharing Pasta

Pastaio Seafood Sharing Pasta

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Since opening, Stevie Parle’s Pastaio has become unsurprisingly popular especially when it comes to their Seafood Pacherri sharing plate!

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Part of a new breed of Italian-inspired restaurants; the simple pasta dishes are the main draw at Pastaio. All pasta, including the pacherri, is made on-site each day by the restaurant’s Pastai, handmade with some of the best ‘OO’ flour available and eggs from Rodley Court Farm. From the regularly changing menu, highlights might include bucatini cacio e pepe, paper-thin agnoli filled with pheasant, rabbit and pork; or this seafood pasta dish, intended to be shared.

“Change up the seafood as you like. Bits of fish, crab claws, picked lobster would all be good. I think it’s important to include clams or mussels though, as the juicy umami broth they create is an integral component. We use pacherri, a Sicilian pasta, like a very large rigatoni.”

Making your Seafood Pacherri

Ingredients

Serves four

  • Olive oil, 4 tbsp
  • Garlic, 4 cloves, finely chopped
  • Mild red chilli, 1, finely chopped
  • Fennel seeds, ½ tsp, roughly ground
  • Prawns, 8, body peeled and head intact
  • Langoustines, 8, split lengthways
  • Dry white wine, 200ml (we use Greco)
  • Picked white crab, 100g
  • Mussels, 150g, washed, beards removed, etc.
  • Clams, 150g, washed
  • Flat leaf parsley, a small bunch, finely chopped
  • Good oil, to finish
  • Paccheri, 400g

Method

  1. Boil a pan of well-salted water.
  2. Heat a large shallow casserole dish (we use a 26cm cast iron shallow casserole dish from Le Creuset) over a medium heat. Make sure you have everything ready as above, garlic chopped and all the seafood prepped etc. You’ll need to move fast once you get going.
  3. Drop the pasta into the water. Add the oil to the warm casserole dish and fry the garlic and chilli until it just starts to brown. Add the seafood (except the crab) and coat well in the garlic/chilli oil.
  4. Add the white wine, turn up the heat and cover with a lid.
  5. Once the pasta is a couple of minutes from being cooked, add it to the seafood and continue to cook all together.
  6. Finish with the chopped parsley, crab and a little more olive oil. Give it all a good toss around and serve in the pan.

Further information on Pastaio can be found here.

Pastaio Seafood Sharing Pasta

Seafood Sharing Pasta from Pastaio

Bits of fish, crab claws, picked lobster and include clams or mussels, as the juicy umami broth they create is an integral component. Use pacherri, a Sicilian pasta, like a very large rigatoni.
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Course: Main Course
Cuisine: Italian
Keyword: Pasta
Servings: 4
Author: TLE Recipes

Ingredients

  • 4 tbsp Olive oil
  • 4 cloves Garlic finely chopped
  • 1 Mild red chilli finely chopped
  • ½ tsp Fennel seeds roughly ground
  • 8 Prawns body peeled and head intact
  • 8 Langoustines split lengthways
  • 200 ml Dry white wine
  • 100 g Picked white crab
  • 150 g Mussels washed, beards removed
  • 150 g Clams washed
  • Flat leaf parsley a small bunch, finely chopped
  • Good oil to finish
  • 400 g Paccheri

Instructions

  • Boil a pan of well-salted water.
  • Heat a large shallow casserole dish (we use a 26cm cast iron shallow casserole dish from Le Creuset) over a medium heat. Make sure you have everything ready as above, garlic chopped and all the seafood prepped etc. You’ll need to move fast once you get going.
  • Drop the pasta into the water. Add the oil to the warm casserole dish and fry the garlic and chilli until it just starts to brown. Add the seafood (except the crab) and coat well in the garlic/chilli oil.
  • Add the white wine, turn up the heat and cover with a lid.
  • Once the pasta is a couple of minutes from being cooked, add it to the seafood and continue to cook all together.
  • Finish with the chopped parsley, crab and a little more olive oil. Give it all a good toss around and serve in the pan.
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