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Pink Shrimp Sauce with Cream — 8 Comments

  1. Doug, I admire you! Although I’ve taken a few pasta classes in Bologna, I’ve never given any thought to purchasing a pasta machine…..that said , your fresh fettuccine is “kinda sorta” nudging me into at least thinking about it! Instead of a THAT WAS EASY button, I’d need a “GIVE ME PATIENCE” button.
    I’ll be sure to read about your tortellini mishap 🙂
    Great great job!

  2. Doug, all the dishes you make look very tasty. It’s either you or the recipe, or a combination of both. You are certainly putting a lot of thought into this project. I am awed that you would drive 60 miles for clams and buy an Imperia machine for a pasta recipe. That is a good investment, however. Imperia makes the best machine and with your perseverance you are going to get a lot of wonderful pasta dinners out of it.
    Bravo, bravissimo!

  3. Doug, This does look yummy. The color reminds me of a dish I had in a little town in Galicia, Spain. They made it with a very smooth thin version of a Romesco sauce. The shrimp & the fiedua noodles were cooked right in the sauce.
    I get to make homemade pasta for my next three weeks. Good thing I have a 20 lb bag of ’00’, huh?

  4. Doug – this looks great! You amaze me with your persistence.
    Canadian all-purpose flour is harder than the flour Italians use for pasta. If you can’t get 00 flour at the Italian market (I brought some home from Little Italy in San Diego) try cake and pastry flour. I generally have to add extra liguid . . . either an extra egg yolk or some olive oil in order to make it work.
    At the cooking class in Bologna we made pasta and the colour was so beautiful – I’ve never seen orange egg yolks like I have seen in Italy – and I buy farm fresh eggs!