Calamarata

Do you recognize this particular pasta shape? This is the calamarata, a very common pasta shape in Campania cuisine. Besides being a pasta shape it is also a condiment whose protagonist, needless to say, is the squid. Cut into large rings it is practically the same as the pasta shape. Served in a particular way: the cartoccio!
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Calamarata
Do you recognize this particular pasta shape? This is the calamarata, a very common pasta shape in Campania cuisine. Besides being a pasta shape it is also a condiment whose protagonist, needless to say, is the squid. Cut into large rings it is practically the same as the pasta shape. Served in a particular way: the cartoccio!
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Steps
- 1
To prepare the calamarata, start with the garlic, peel it and mash it with the palm of your hand.Then clean the chilli, remove the seeds and finely chop.
- 2
Then wash the tomatoes, dry them and divide them into 4 parts. At this point, take care of cleaning the squid. They must first be rinsed under running water, then remove the inner part by pulling the garment. From the latter, remove the white part with the cartilage; from the head instead remove the eyes and squeeze the beak placed in the center.
- 3
Remove the skin using a paring knife and finally rinse again, before cutting into rings about 2 cm thick. Boil plenty of water in a pan add salt and then cook the pasta. Then put a saucepan on the fire. Heat the oil together with the whole peeled garlic clove and the chopped chilli.
- 4
As soon as the bottom is hot, raise the temperature and blanch the squid rings. When they are sealed, add the white wine and wait for the alcohol to completely evaporate. Then remove the garlic, add the cherry tomatoes.
- 5
Dissolve the latter, season with salt and then lower the heat, let it cook for about ten minutes; when cooked, sprinkle with chopped parsley. Meanwhile, cook the pasta until half cooked
- 6
As soon as the pasta is cooked, take a ladle of cooking water and pour it into the pan then drain the calamarata and dip it into the pan. Mix a few moments and add water as needed so that the mixture is liquid but not loose.
- 7
On an aluminum foil put another sheet of parchment paper, place a couple of spoon of calamarata in the middle and close the parchment paper as a candy first and then the aluminum. Arrange the packets on a dripping pan and cook in a static oven, already hot at 200 °, for about 10 minutes. Your calamarata is ready, you just have to serve it!
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