Yeah, I know, I'm late again!!
Looks Mighty Tasty Steve!!
Wish I could make that here.
Like.
Bear
Nope! You're right on time! Thanks! You could make this without the shrimp I bet.
Yeah, I know, I'm late again!!
Looks Mighty Tasty Steve!!
Wish I could make that here.
Like.
Bear
Thank you my friend!Holy cow Steve!! That looks and sounds fantastic. I have this bookmarked for the next time I have an evening by myself. I'd love to have a plate of that right about now. Excellent job my friend!!
Robert
Nope! You're right on time! Thanks! You could make this without the shrimp I bet.
Yeah, you're right. Just an idea....Sure I could, but it wouldn't be near as good!!!
Bear
Steve, that looks absolutely fantastic!
Nicely done & congrats on the carousel ride!!!
Al
Steve...congrats on the much deserved carousel ride my friend. That meal is gorgeous and a prime example of what good eating is all about!!
Robert
Shrimp Fra diavolo is a favorite dish of mine.
Damn Steve...I keep going back and looking at this meal and it keeps blowing me away. It is so decadent looking, so delicious, and looks almost sexy. Probably in big part because I can only eat shrimp when Tracy is out of town but I can't get the image of this out of my mind. Oh well...maybe when the insanity calms down and she takes another business trip, this will be on the meal rotation while she''s gone.
Still just WOW!!
Robert
Thank you!Man Steve, outstanding!! Some of my favs in that dish, spicy Italian sauce , Kalamata olives and shrimp. Hell yes.
My Man!!! This is something I'd absolutely eat myself into a food-coma if it was in front of me. Looks like its relatively easy as well , provided I don't overcomplicate things.Shrimp Fra diavolo is a favorite dish of mine. And I usually start from scratch with this. But since I get home at 7:00PM or a touch later. I had to improvise on the build.
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24oz of a spicy base sauce. The Priano spicy red pepper sauce is actually a pretty darn good base sauce.
Small can of sliced mushrooms.
1/2 pound large cooked shrimp.
Kalamata olives. More on that in a minute.
1/2 tsp red pepper flakes.
1/ tsp pepper.
1/2 pound cooked and drained spaghetti.
Heat up the sauce with the red and black pepper you want to see a little steam coming from the sauce. Do not boil. Then add the shrimp and olives. If you never had Kalamata olives before.I advice care when using them. I add blindly until I get the ratio where I want it. Probably 5 or so TBS Whatever brine is on the spoon is added as well.
They are salty with their brine. And are stronger tasting then normal olives. Much more so then black olives.
I love how they add complexity to a sauce with their unique flavor and texture. For me. I prefer them whole in the sauce. I like the punch when you get one
in the fork of spaghetti.
Continue warming the sauce until the shrimp have warmed up some. You are not trying to cook anything in the pot. Just warming and melding the flavors.
Do this for about 10 minutes.
Now to build.
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Add 1/2 of the sauce to bottom of pan. This is a 10" enamel coated CI pan.
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Add the spaghetti.
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Add remaining sauce. I didn't take a picture of adding the cheese. I used a healthy dose of finely shredded cheese blend that has Monterey jack, cheddar, Queso quesadilla, and Asadero cheeses.
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Put in oven at 350 for 15 minutes Then on broil until cheese is nicely melted. No money shot. I chowed right out of the pan with crusty bread. And there is left over for lunch.
This came out absolutely fantastic!
My Man!!! This is something I'd absolutely eat myself into a food-coma if it was in front of me. Looks like its relatively easy as well , provided I don't overcomplicate things.