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Stuffed squid Ligurian style

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  1. Stuffed squid Ligurian style - Calamaro ripieno alla ligure

    This is a typical dish from italian region Liguria and one of my favorites.
    I got this recipes from one of the top ten retaurants of Italy.
    I hope you will like it.

    Serves/Yields: 4
    Prep. Time: 15 min
    Cook Time: 30 min
    Category: Fish & Seafood
    Difficulty: Easy

    Ingredients
    8 medium squid
    7oz boiled spinach
    3 eggs
    Handful bread crumb
    Handful grated Parmesan
    1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
    Unrefined sea salt
    Freshly ground white pepper
    2 shallots
    1 glass (4 ozs)Vermentino (best) or other dry white wine
    Pulp of 4 ripe tomatoes
    Leaves of 2 sprigs of parsley
    unrefined sea salt
    freshly ground white pepper
    Optional milk For the filling

    Directions

    Clean the squid removing the transparent center bone, the intestines,the
    head and eyes. Cut the sack from the tentacles, and the wings from the sack.
    Wash them carefully. Boil the tentacles and wings briefly in boiling water.
    Place the boiled spinach in a bowl, mince, and add the grated bread crumb,
    eggs, the minced tentacles, Parmesan, salt and pepper and some extra virgin
    olive oil. If it is too dry add a little milk to soften it. Stuff the squid
    sacks with this filling and close them with toothpicks. In a thick bottomed
    pan, brown the sliced shallots and then brown the squid. Wet with white
    wine, evaporate, add the tomato pulp and parsley and cook for 30 minutes
    adding some hot water or vegetable stock if neccessary. Season with salt
    and pepper. Cool to room temperature and serve sliced in their juice in
    individual plates.

    Source: Restaurant La Via Romana - Bordighera - Italy
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