Sea lardiata from Cannavacciuolo, the creamy and delicious Neapolitan recipe, better than the classic one with a fabulous addition – Gordon Ramsay’s version

sea ​​lardiata


sea ​​lardiata

The sea lardiata it is the revisitation of one of the typical dishes of the Neapolitan gastronomic tradition. From the name you will understand that the main ingredient is its own the lard. For this reason, it is certainly not one of those dishes that can be consumed every day. Your figure and your health would be at stake. But it’s definitely one of those dishes to cook in days of celebrationwhen excesses are allowed and the only thing that matters at the table is the taste. And this dish has a lot of flavor. For the marine version you will only need a few ingredients for an exceptional result.

Sea lardiata

Ingredients

  • bacon 130 g
  • swordfish 1 slice of 120 g
  • pin squid 4
  • tomato puree
  • fresh parsley
  • bronze drawn linguine 150 g

Preparation

The first thing to do to prepare the sea lardiata is to cut the bacon into very thin slices. Put it in the pan and let it melt its fat over medium heat. Meanwhile, rinse the swordfish slice and cut it into cubes. Also wash the squid and cut them. Add them to the bacon and let them brown in the lard for a few minutes. Pour the tomato puree and let it cook. Meanwhile, you have brought the lightly salted water for the pasta to the boil. Add it, let it cook while the sauce reduces, and drain it 3 minutes earlier of the time foreseen by the package.

Transfer it immediately to the pan with the seasoning and let it finish cooking. Turn off the heat and stir with a nice sprinkling of fresh chopped parsley. Your sea ​​lardiata it is already ready. The ingredients are indicative, in Naples you actually cook by eye and feeling, based on your preferences. The only advice we can give you is to always abound, You will not regret it. Enjoy your meal.

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