2-3 servings
Ingredients
400g | 14oz linguine
380g | 13.4oz cooked crab claws, defrosted if frozen
600g | 21oz fresh tomatoes, chopped small
1 small glass vermouth or white wine (about 140ml | 5fl oz)
380g | 13.4oz cooked crab claws, defrosted if frozen
600g | 21oz fresh tomatoes, chopped small
1 small glass vermouth or white wine (about 140ml | 5fl oz)
3 banana
shallots, very finely diced
3 garlic
cloves, minced (I used a garlic press)
2 bay leaves
1-2 tbsp sugar (depending on how sweet tomatoes are)
pinch chilli flakes
pinch ground cinnamon
2-3 tbsp fresh flat leaf parsley, very finely chopped
squeeze of 1/2 lemon
plenty of freshly grated sea salt and pepper
1 tbsp unsalted butter and virgin olive oil to fry
Instructions
2 bay leaves
1-2 tbsp sugar (depending on how sweet tomatoes are)
pinch chilli flakes
pinch ground cinnamon
2-3 tbsp fresh flat leaf parsley, very finely chopped
squeeze of 1/2 lemon
plenty of freshly grated sea salt and pepper
1 tbsp unsalted butter and virgin olive oil to fry
Instructions
- Prepare the linguine according to
packet instructions – cooked till al dente. Rinse and set aside.
- Add the butter and a couple of
tablespoons of olive oil to the wok and heat until the butter melts and
starts to foam.
- Add the garlic, finely chopped
shallots and sugar and cook, stirring, over medium-low heat for 4-5
minutes.
- Add the chopped tomatoes, bay
leaves, vermouth, lemon juice, chilli flakes and ground cinnamon. Increase
the heat and cook for 4-5 minutes until the sauce is slightly reduced.
- Add the crab claws and continue
cooking for another 5 minutes – since the crab claws are already cooked
you are heating them through. Check the seasoning and add plenty of sea
salt and pepper.
- Remove the crab and set aside.
Add the linguine to the wok and stir until it is coated in the sauce. Stir
in the parsley and divide between the plates, topping with the crab claws.
- To crack the claws, hit them with
the back of a large knife blade (do not use the blade itself you might
ruin it). Use your fingers to remove the sweet crab meat and dig in!
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