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Linguine Fini in Butter Sauce with Bay Scallops and Herbs

4 servings
Italian Sautéing, Boiling

Linguine fini in butter sauce with bay scallops and herbs, back-to-basics pasta recipe uses bay scallops, fresh herbs, garlic, and butter sauce with a citrus undertone. It is easy and fun to make with store-bought linguine (or other pasta shapes), or you can take it one step further and prepare...

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... homemade linguine according to my pasta recipe here. Bay scallops are the perfect protein to cook with – bite-size, perfect for pasta or stir fry, and taste just like regular scallops but cost less and cook faster than the larger-sized scallops. After you try this meal, I guarantee it will make it to your favorite list!

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Tom Tom Founder
January 18, 2024
  • 25 min.
  • 25 min.
  • 1/5
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Ingredients:

Pasta & butter sauce:

Final touch:

Tools:

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Best served with:

Herb Baguette

Directions:

1. Pasta:

A.

Cook your pasta (follow the instructions on the box for cooking store-bought pasta), then drain the water by pouring the pasta over a colander.

B.

Or prepare and cook homemade pasta, and then drain with a colander.

  • Cook linguine to very ala dente since it is a fragile kind of pasta and will finish cooking during the finishing cooking phase (step 4).
  • Do not leave your pasta to rest in the colander. It is still cooking, and because of the hot temperature of the pasta, you can end up with overcooked pasta. Use the pasta immediately in the next step or place the pasta to cool on a baking sheet if you need more time and keep occasionally stirring to prevent overcooking before you further cook with the pasta.
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Pasta from Scratch

January 18, 2024

There is nothing better than fresh homemade pasta from scratch. And you will be pleasantly surprised that it doesn’t take much more time than cooking store-bought pasta. The cooking time of homemade pasta is usually just a minute or two!

This recipe can be used for:
● Any kind of pasta
● Includes also lasagna, tortellini, ravioli
● Noodles for soups
● And more!

Note that this basic egg pasta recipe is a great and very tasty universal pasta recipe which works perfectly for all pasta shapes listed below and for many other kinds too. I have had great success in preparing any pasta meal using this dough, so I believe that having a slightly different dough for each kind of pasta is not necessary. However, you can still discover specific pasta dough recipes for certain pasta shapes.

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2. Butter sauce with scallops:

2.1. Preheat the stir-fry pan on medium-high heat with ¼ cup of frying oil and add:

10 cloves of garlic – sliced
1 cup of herbs of your choice – finely chopped

Sauté with occasional stirring until the garlic is cooked – get a light appetizing sear (about 2- 4 minutes).

2.2. Reduce heat to medium and add:

1 stick (¼ LB) of butter – cut into a few pieces
¾ TSP of salt
½ TSP of ground pepper – ideally freshly ground

And let slowly melt with occasional stirring.

2.3. Add:

Bay Scallops

And cook in melted butter with occasional stirring until fully cooked (about 2 – 4 minutes). *

2.4. Add:

Cooked Pasta

Cook with constant stirring with tongs until the butter gets absorbed into the pasta and all ingredients nicely combine (about 1 minute).

Important:
Stir pasta gently with tongs with silicone tips to prevent ripping the noodles. It is also important to gently scoop up part of the noodles and fold a section of noodles over as a part of the stirring process.

3. Complete the meal:

3.1. Take the pan off the burner and add:

1 cup of grated parmesan
Juice from 1 Lemon

Turn and thoroughly (but still gently) stir together using tongs.

3.2.

Taste and add salt or pepper if needed.

4. Plating & serving:

4.1.

Place the pasta in the center of the plate using tongs (try to create a twist effect during plating).

4.2.

Sprinkle with grated parmesan, freshly ground salt, and pepper. Optionally, also sprinkle with finely chopped fresh herbs.

* Check with a food thermometer to make sure that you have reached the minimum recommended safe serving temperature of 145°F.
Kitchen Guide

Shellfish

The USDA minimum safe internal temperature is 145°F.

The popular serving temperature is the same as the minimum serving temperature.

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