Summer: sun, sea, little house type of family fishermen on the beach, wonderful, externally "attacked" by salt and time, internally rich in works of art, colorful and welcoming ... .. a husband and two children in love salty blood of life are discovering day by day ... ... .. here I am.
My favorite musician says "we eat today?"
"what you want" and suddenly the answer I go down the stairs armed with a wooden box ...
"where vaiii, alloraaaa cucinoooooo thing ...", there is already more ...
three of us we look down the beach, and the rocks we see her floating wooden box, comes up and see urchins, sea urchins, sea urchins ... ..
Now I know what to do, go home, small appliance excited with the old plates of red lacquered metal uncles and I need to prepare the ritual of opening the scroll.
A couple of bottles of white wine are always in the fridge, you never know in the morning we had robbed the baker's yeast gave off scents. ... I could not want anything more ... ..
Bavetta corals OF RICCI
For 4 p
- 400 gr bavette
- 40/50 curly
- 2 cloves of garlic
- dry white wine (I used 's then also carried Alcamo Doc table)
- oil
Open curls and pull out the strips red / orange are also gathering in their water.
In a pan scale the oil with the garlic and blend with the wine when it is completely evaporated, add the water of the urchins previously filtered through a gossamer then simmer for 1 or 2 min.
Meanwhile begin to boil the pasta and, when more than half cooked take 2 or 3 tablespoons of water (rich in starch hours) and pour in the oil seasoned.
Turn the pan, remove the cloves of garlic and when fully hot dipped the tips, mix well, turn off and add the eggs of sea urchins.
Some add a little parsley on the plate but I'd rather feel the fresh flavor of the sea urchin.
Needless to say, eaten just took a boat could lead to addiction!
PS: I stopped in my photos to that with a few curls in the pot but I regret not having stopped the full picture of the litter box full .....
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