Stewed squid with prawn cream and pilaw style rice

75 min
Type of dish: Shellfish, Rices
Temperature: Hot
Seasonal period: All year
Allergens:
Crustacean
Crustacean
Fish
Fish
Molluscs
Molluscs
Sulfites
Sulfites
Ingredients for 5 portions
Ingredients for portions/units
No. 4 frozen squid 1.75 kg
Garlic, bulb 0.5 ud
Onion 0.35 kg
Carrots 0.05 kg
Tomato 0.1 kg
Prawns 0.1 kg
Brandy 0.013 l
Creamed corn 0.01 kg
Fumet 0.15 l
Rice pilaf 5.0 ud
Onion 0.01 kg
Green leek 0.1 ud
Parsley 0.0 g
Fish heads and bones 0.04 kg
Water 0.15 l
Round grain steamed rice 0.2 kg
Garlic, bulb 1.0 ud
Table salt 3.75 g
Lemon 0.025 kg
Parsley 0.5 g
Elaboration

For this recipe, the following elaborations are needed:

  • Prepare a fumet, for the squid sauce the Pilaw rice.
  • For the garnishing: the pilaw rice.
  • Clean the squid.

To stew the squid:

  • Chop the sliced garlic, the onion into julienne, the carrot into half-moons and the tomato into quarters.
  • Place all the vegetables with a little oil in a pan and add the squid on top, season and cover.
  • Cook over low heat until they are soft. If they are short of liquid add some fumet.
  • Once cooked, separate the squid from the juices and the vegetables.

For the squid sauce:

  • Sauté and flambé the prawns with their shell on, add them to the pan with the vegetables and the juices of the squid.
  • Cover with the fumet, bring to the boil and bind with corn starch dissolved in a little cold fumet. Blend and strain, add salt.
  • Add the sauce to the squid and allow to simmer to unify the flavors, adjust the salt and thickness if necessary.
  • Serve with pilaw rice.
Nutritional information (1 portion)
Fiber 7.89 g
Saturates 0.86 g
Monounsaturated fatty acids 1.82 g
Polyunsaturated fatty acids 0.66 g
Cholesterol 605.06 mg
Calcium 221.47 mg
Iron 4.41 mg
Zinc 0.84 mg
Vitamin A 301.47 ug
Vitamin C 50.85 g
Folic acid 148.04 ug
Salt (Sodium) 3756.67 mg
Sugars 14.34 g
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