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ISO Fra Diablo Recipes
or Fra Diavolo.
Just curious to see any variations in recipes. Do you make your own sauce? If so please do share. ![]()
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I do make mine - my recipe is at home - hopefully I'll remember to post it - PM me later if I forget.
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I never would have thought that lobster would stand up to this type of treatment, but it's now a favorite dish...
Google up David Rosengarten's recipe and you won't have to tweak much... ![]()
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Gosh, used to be lobster fra diavolo on the shore in Brooklyn at least 40 years ago.
It is good but I prefer my lobster without much flavorings added. But the shrimp dish I love to eat, and it is so easy.
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ingredients: - 6 roma tomatoes - 2 cans(the small ones) tomato paste - 1 fresh garlic clove, minced - oil oil - fresh basil, chopped - oregano - onion powder - S & P - red pepper flakes - 1/2 of a roasted red pepper(marinated), diced combine the tomato paste with approx 32 oz of water(i eyeball it so im not exactly sure) and bring to a boil while stirring constantly. once it combines reduce to a simmer. take 3 of the roma's and dice them. add them to the sauce. then peel the other 3 roma's, crush them, and add them to the sauce. Add more water until the sauce has a thin yet not watery consistency. let simmer for at least another 15-20 minutes, or until some of its strong tomato taste has left. add in the basil, oregano, oil, garlic, onion powder, and oregano along with S & P to taste. increase the heat and stir constantly for 3 to 5 minutes. add in the red pepper flakes(start with a teaspoon and add until you get the desired amount of 'heat' in your sauce). add the red peppers. add water if need to regain thin consitency. toss with pasta. |
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Saute garlic and chopped anchovies in olive oil, till the anchovies practically disappear. Add 3 c. chopped tomatoes and simmer for 10 minutes. Add 1 cup butter and 2 c dry white wine, 1T crushed red pepper flakes. Simmer 20 minutes, add S&P, fresh chopped parsley.
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