Pesto Pasta with Pan-Seared Prawns by @cedriklorenzen
2 servings
🌾
130 g
Semolina flour
🥚
1 large
Egg
🥚
1 large
Egg yolk
🫒
140 ml
Olive oil
🧂
1.5 g
Sea salt
🥜
50 g
Pine nuts
🧄
4.5 g + 0.5
Garlic clove
🌿
5 g
Rosemary
🌿
5 g
Chives
🌿
40 g
Basil
🧀
50 g
Parmesan
🧂
Salt
⚫
0.5 g
Black pepper
🦐
150 g
Prawns
🌶️
10 g
Chilli
🍷
30 ml
White wine
🧈
20 g
Butter
Combine
semolina flour
egg
egg yolk
Combine 125 g semolina flour, 1 egg, 1 egg yolk, 5 ml olive oil, and 1.5 g sea salt in a mixing bowl.
Knead
Knead the mixture until a smooth dough forms.
Refrigerate
Cover the dough and refrigerate it for 30 minutes.
Roll
Roll the rested dough into a thin sheet.
Cut
Cut the sheet into angel hair or pappardelle pasta strands.
Blend
pine nuts
garlic
rosemary
Blend 50 g pine nuts, 1 garlic clove, 5 g rosemary, 5 g chives, 40 g basil, and 50 g Parmesan cheese.
Add
olive oil
sea salt
Add 120 ml olive oil, 0.5 g sea salt, and 0.5 g black pepper; blend until smooth.
Refrigerate
Refrigerate the pesto until it is needed.
Dice
small prawns
chilli pepper
Finely dice 150 g small prawns and 1 small chilli.
Grate
garlic
Finely grate the remaining 1/2 garlic clove.
Cook
water
Bring 2 l water to a boil and cook the fresh pasta until tender, about 2 to 3 minutes.
Sauté
small prawns
Sauté the diced prawns in a hot skillet until lightly cooked.
Add
chilli pepper
garlic
Add the chilli and grated garlic; stir constantly to prevent the garlic from burning.
Pour
white wine
Pour in 30 ml white wine and reduce it briefly.
Add
butter
Add 20 g butter and stir until melted.
Season
sea salt
Prawns
Season the prawn mixture with sea salt and black pepper, then keep it warm.
Toss
pesto
semolina flour
Toss the drained pasta with enough pesto to coat it generously.
Divide
small prawns
Divide the pesto pasta between two plates and spoon the warm prawns over it.
- Step
micro herbs
Finish each serving with micro herbs.
Pesto Pasta with Pan-Seared Prawns by @cedriklorenzen
2 servings
🌾
130 g
Semolina flour
🥚
1 large
Egg
🥚
1 large
Egg yolk
🫒
140 ml
Olive oil
🧂
1.5 g
Sea salt
🥜
50 g
Pine nuts
🧄
4.5 g + 0.5
Garlic clove
🌿
5 g
Rosemary
🌿
5 g
Chives
🌿
40 g
Basil
🧀
50 g
Parmesan
🧂
Salt
⚫
0.5 g
Black pepper
🦐
150 g
Prawns
🌶️
10 g
Chilli
🍷
30 ml
White wine
🧈
20 g
Butter
Preparation Steps
Step 1/19
Combine 125 g semolina flour, 1 egg, 1 egg yolk, 5 ml olive oil, and 1.5 g sea salt in a mixing bowl.
Step 2/19
Knead the mixture until a smooth dough forms.
Step 3/19
Cover the dough and refrigerate it for 30 minutes.
Step 4/19
Roll the rested dough into a thin sheet.
Step 5/19
Cut the sheet into angel hair or pappardelle pasta strands.
Step 6/19
Blend 50 g pine nuts, 1 garlic clove, 5 g rosemary, 5 g chives, 40 g basil, and 50 g Parmesan cheese.
Step 7/19
Add 120 ml olive oil, 0.5 g sea salt, and 0.5 g black pepper; blend until smooth.
Step 8/19
Refrigerate the pesto until it is needed.
Step 9/19
Finely dice 150 g small prawns and 1 small chilli.
Step 10/19
Finely grate the remaining 1/2 garlic clove.
Step 11/19
Bring 2 l water to a boil and cook the fresh pasta until tender, about 2 to 3 minutes.
Step 12/19
Sauté the diced prawns in a hot skillet until lightly cooked.
Step 13/19
Add the chilli and grated garlic; stir constantly to prevent the garlic from burning.
Step 14/19
Pour in 30 ml white wine and reduce it briefly.
Step 15/19
Add 20 g butter and stir until melted.
Step 16/19
Season the prawn mixture with sea salt and black pepper, then keep it warm.
Step 17/19
Toss the drained pasta with enough pesto to coat it generously.
Step 18/19
Divide the pesto pasta between two plates and spoon the warm prawns over it.
Step 19/19
Finish each serving with micro herbs.
Composition
Ingredients
Types
Ingredients
Notes
Allergens
Dietetics
Dietary regimen
Calories
1020 kcal
Macro nutrients
Nutritional Information
Minerals
Vitamins
Preparation
Time Information
Preparation
45 minutes
Cooking
15 minutes
Overall
1 hour 0 minutes
Difficulty
Level
Hard (3/4)
Steps
19 steps
Equipments
Utensils
Appliances
Type
Type
Type Of Dish
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Origin
Source
Platform
Original Creator
@cedriklorenzen
Origin
Cuisine
Geographic
Italy, Europe
Various
Aspect
Texture
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Other
Price
Medium
Recommended Preservation
fridge
Preservation Infos