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Linguine with Crab (Linguini al Granchio)

by Paul
(London)

Linguine with Crab-Courtesy-Pauls Cooking.com

Linguine with Crab-Courtesy-Pauls Cooking.com

Doesn't this Linguine with Crab look delightful? Not only does it look compellingly good, it's taste is satisfying and quite filling! We wouldn't change a thing on this recipe.

I love the way they measure things over in London..."Ya just throw in a handful!" Don't ever let a recipe like this with metric measurements sway you from trying a great recipe! Those people know how to cook up some good grub! You can always bookmark http://curezone.com/conversions.asp for conversions of measurements.

If you try and like this Crab Linguine recipe, do visit Chef Pauls website below for more dinner ideas! Thanks for sharing this with us, Paul!

Ingredients:




  • 2 large live male crabs, 2-3 kg in weight (4-6 Pounds)

  • 3 fresh chillies (4 if you enjoy it hot!)

  • 2 handfuls of flat leaved parsley, finely chopped

  • 1 handful of finely chopped coriander

  • juice of 4 lemons

  • 3 garlic cloves, ground with a little sea salt

  • 250 ml olive oil (1 Cup)

  • 500 gr Linguine (1 Pound)

  • sea salt and ground black pepper

  • extra virgin olive oil





Directions:


In a large pot bring sufficient water to the boil and place the crabs in (you may wish to put the crabs in the freezer for some time prior to this if concerned as to the crab's welfare). Boil gently for 20 minutes, removing from the water and leave to cool.

Having removed the legs and claws, break the bodies carefully and remove the brown meat along with any juices into a bowl. Now remove the white meat from the claws and mix in the bowl.

Finely chop the chillies (seeds in for extra heat, out for a less hot version) and add to the coriander and parsley (reserve a little parsley for garnish) , lemon juice and crushed garlic. Now mix with the crab mixture and stir in the olive oil. The resulting sauce is quite wet.

Cook the linguine as per packet instructions and drain thoroughly. Immediately stir in the crab sauce, mixing well.

Serve immediately, sprinkling each serving with a little of the reserved parsley and a good glug of extra virgin olive oil and freshly ground black pepper.

Plenty of crusty bread to mop up the sauce and a very cold flinty white wine will make this a memorable starter or supper!

Enjoy!

For more dinner ideas, visit Pauls Cooking.com It will open into a new window.

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Ohhhh! This Linguine with Crab sounds and looks heavenly! Will have to give it a try...thanks for sharing!

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Crab Facts...Did You Know?...

Substitutions for: 8-10 ounces king crab=1-6 ounce package of frozen crab meat=One, 7-1/2 ounce can of crab meat=1 cup of cooked and flaked crab meat...


One average serving of crab:
whole Blue Crab is 2 to 4 whole blue crabs
whole Dungeness Crab is 1/2 to 1 whole dungie
1 serving of Crab Meat is 4 ounces
Weightier Issues: Crab Meat
1 ounce=3 Tablespoons
2 ounces=1/3 cup
4 ounces=3/4 cup
5 1/2 ounces=1 cup
8 onces=1-1/2 cups
1 pound=3 cups of crab meat
There's a special way to tell when crabs are done cooking. Their shells will turn bright red when properly cooked.
Already cooked crab meat is widely available. Although it's often sold frozen, seek out fresh cooked crab meat for the best flavor and texture. In the months of September through April, during most crab fishing seasons is when the local fish markets often sell cooked whole crabs. Ask for them to be cleaned and cracked, or take them home crack them yourself and then remove the meat.
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