Seafood recipes are always the best choice when you want to provide a light and nutritious meal to impress guests who love eating flavoursome food without compromising their diet and wish to stay in shape. Italian cuisine is rich in dishes that are perfect for maintaining this balance, that don’t require any denial of all the great flavours that distinguish its gastronomy. That’s why today we suggest pasta with lots of bluefish and a ‘crazy water’ sauce. Bluefish is perhaps not among the most well-known fish species, with a distinctive taste similar to that of sea bass, although the two fish are nevertheless somewhat different. Are you ready to be inspired by our culinary suggestion, and serve a traditional Mediterranean dish that really hits the mark?
Take a pan with high sides, and add the oil and the garlic. Sauté. Add the halved tomatoes and the white wine. Let the wine reduce, then add the water. When everything is simmering, add the fish with its skin still on. Move it around from time to time. When it is cooked, remove from the pan, take off its skin and divide into fillets. Let the sauce reduce and thicken until it’s just the correct consistency. Season with salt and pepper. Separately, cook the pasta in salted water. Drain and mix with the ‘crazy water’ sauce. Serve with the fish fillets and fresh parsley.
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Gently brown some garlic
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Add the cherry tomatoes
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Add the white wine and reduce
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Add half a glass of water
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When simmering, add the fish
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Remove the skin from the fish
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When the fish is cooked, remove from the pan and fillet
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Mix the spaghettini with the ‘crazy water’ sauce in which you have put the fish fillets
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