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An incredibly simple Acqua Pazza made in a single frying pan without using a knife, featuring salted salmon, frozen broccoli, and cherry tomatoes. It’s an exquisite meal that finishes by tossing cooked pasta into the flavorful, salmon-infused soup.
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Sauté the garlic and sear the salted salmon on both sides, including the skin, until fragrant. → Add shimeji mushrooms, water, broccoli, and cherry tomatoes, then bring to a boil. → Season with kelp stock (kombu dashi) and salt, then finish by drizzling with olive oil to complete the Acqua Pazza. → For the finishing touch, toss cooked pasta and pasta cooking water into the remaining savory soup with a drizzle of olive oil.
Sauté the garlic and sear the salted salmon on both sides, including the skin, until fragrant. → Add shimeji mushrooms, water, broccoli, and cherry tomatoes, then bring to a boil. → Season with kelp stock (kombu dashi) and salt, then finish by drizzling with olive oil to complete the Acqua Pazza. → For the finishing touch, toss cooked pasta and pasta cooking water into the remaining savory soup with a drizzle of olive oil.
An incredibly simple Acqua Pazza made in a single frying pan without using a knife, featuring salted salmon, frozen broccoli, and cherry tomatoes. It’s an exquisite meal that finishes by tossing cooked pasta into the flavorful, salmon-infused soup.
【Acqua Pazza】 Add olive oil (1.5 tbsp) to a frying pan, add crushed garlic (15g), and heat over medium heat.
Add the salted salmon (2 fillets, 240g) and sear well on both sides. Press the salmon skin against the edge of the pan to crisp it up.
Tear the hiratake mushrooms (100g) by hand and add them to the pan.
Pour in water (200cc) and bring to a boil.
Add frozen broccoli (100g) and cherry tomatoes (1 pack, 130-150g).
✨ Since no knives or cutting boards are used, cleanup is extremely easy. Crush the garlic by hand or with a spoon, and tear the mushrooms by hand.
🔥 By pressing the salmon skin against the side of the pan to sear it until crispy, you can reduce the fishy odor and add a savory aroma.
💡 Even without using shellfish like clams, the combination of concentrated salted salmon flavor and kelp stock creates a soup with deep, rich umami.
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