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FRANK ASHTON CLASSIC ITALIAN AND ADDITIONAL RECIPES: My name is Frank Ashton and I live in the Cleveland Ohio area. I was a high school art teacher for 33 years. I love painting,especially Impressionism; and traveling with my wife; but my other love is for cooking. Over the years I have probably cooked for some 20,000 people. This includes cooking free for many groups to raise funds for worthy causes. Most of my recipes are original from me and some from my mother or my wife Dottie. This has led me to decide to share my original recipes with others. This site has 110 recipes to date! My goal is to be able to give real recipes that really are excellent. One should not expect anything exotic; but I will guarantee they will impress anyone who loves to eat. FIRST GO TO GOOGLE AND PRINT IN THE WHITE BOX FRANK ASHTON ORIGINAL RECIPES AND CLICK ON THAT. Frank Ashton Original Recipes should come up. To print a recipe save it to favorites and then click on the recipe on favorites and you will then be able to print it. THERE ARE OVER 50 VEGETARIAN (MEAT FREE) RECIPES LOOK FOR THE ASTERISK * IN FRONT OF EACH RECIPE OR WORDS VEGETARIAN STYLE

Thursday, June 13, 2013

FRUITI DI MARE SAUCE WITH LINGUINI, ASHTON STYLE #162


INGREDIENTS:
      1 lb of lg mussels, washed
      1 lb of middleneck clams, washed
      1/2 lb of calamari, cleaned and cut into rings
      1 lb of baby octopus
      1 lb of lg shrimp
      1/2 can of Contadina tomato paste
      1/2 can of crushed tomatos
      4 cloves of garlic, peeled and minced
      1 medium onion, peeled, cut in half and sliced
      1/2 cup of virgin olive oil
      1/2 tsp of salt
      1/2 tsp of black pepper
      2 tbls parsley
      1 cup of sparkling white wine
DIRECTIONS:
     1. pour the white wine into a lg soup pot
     2. add the mussels and clams and cook
         about 15 minutes until the shell open
     3. pour the virgin olive oil into a lg fry pan
         over moderate heat
     4. add the garlic and sliced onion and saute
         about 10 minutes until the onion is translucent
     5. add the shrimp, octopus, parsley, basil, oregano,
         and stir in well
     6. add the tomato paste and stir in until well incorporated
     7. add the crushed tomatos and stir in
     8, add a little more wine if necessary and continue stiring
         until all is well incorporated
     9. in a lg soup pot add water about half full and add about
         2 tbls salt and bring to boil
    10. add linguini and cook until al dente
    11. drain the linguini and add to sauce and stir
          until all is well incorporated
   12. serves 4 to 6 or more generously
         
     
      

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