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Ok need some help here.
Picked up some whole squid rings on special and on previous occasions I have crumbed, pan fried and battered. Was wondering whether anyone had any different ways of making squid/squid rings mouthwatering?? ![]() |
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grill skewers of rings over extremely hot coals or flames for just a few seconds. serve on a bed of lettuce and shredded carrots with thai sweet chili sauce.
drop rings into rolling boiling water for 40 seconds, strain out and shock in icewater. serve over mesculun salad, tossed in italian viniagrette with diced red peppers, red onions, and celery. make a good, basic, garlic and basil tomato sauce. heat until bubbling, then turn off heat. add a pinch or three of hot red pepper flakes. toss squid in sauce. wait 5 minutes, stir, serve over pasta.
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well, once we had an easy ride and always felt the same. time was on our side and i had everything to gain let it be like yesterday, please let me have happy days Last edited by buckytom; 07-19-2008 at 07:28 AM. |
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tks buckytom
I can just taste them now!! cath |
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Here in Mexico, they are often used for ceviche. They turn out very tender. Here are some recipes: Ceviche Recipes
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awesome in a paella or a chowder. (very last minute...a minute before you serve and they will be tender)
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Thai
Local Thai restuarant offers instead of beef, chicken or shrimp in most dishes.
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Quote:
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Certified Executive Chef
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While I also use them in Asian stirfries, my favorite way will always be in a nice spicy pasta sauce. I particularly like this with the squid tentacles included. Luckily, we have a couple of markets around here that carry frozen cleaned tiny whole baby squid. They're marvelous!
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I usually just marinate for a few minutes in some crushed garlic, salt, pepper and olive oil, before giving a quick pan fry and serving with Greek salad and aioli.
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