Hello everybody, it is Louise, welcome to our recipe site. Today, we’re going to prepare a special dish, spaghetti with fishball in tomato & oyster sauce - quick preparation. One of my favorites food recipes. This time, I’m gonna make it a bit tasty. This will be really delicious.
It really is worth making a fresh tomato sauce, letting it simmer until glossy and rich, adding a little sugar to the sauce if it is acidic, then poaching the fishballs in the sauce until plump. Either the sauce (and then polpette as a second course) or both sauce and polpette with spaghetti. In today's video I will be showing you how to make fish balls in tomato sauce with spaghetti,Enjoy the recipe and I hope you give it a try.
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The ingredients needed to make Spaghetti with fishball in tomato & oyster sauce - quick preparation:
- Prepare 2 serves of spaghetti
- Get 1/2 tablespoon pepper
- Take 1/2 tablespoon salt
- Take 1 chili
- Get 6-8 basil leaves
- Get 3 fresh tomatoes
- Make ready 1 fresh capsicum (I chose red)
- Get 2 tablespoons oyster sauce
- Take 1/2 fresh onion or as preferred
- Get Fishballs as wished
- Take Olive oil to add
This is my interpretation of the classic dish which I also serve with spaghetti as a one course dinner. And it can almost compete with the Puglian original. At its base, this is just a simple spaghetti and tomato sauce recipe???a satisfying classic for sure, but not exactly the most exciting dinner of the week. But if you add a handful of crispy slices of pan-fried eggplants on top, along with a shower of parmesan cheese, and you have a meal with a variety of.
Instructions to make Spaghetti with fishball in tomato & oyster sauce - quick preparation:
- Preparation of ingredients: all ingredients (tomatoes, capsicum, onion, fishballs, chilies, basil) chopped into square/long pieces, especially the fishballs to be finely chopped for its to be easily mixed and covered with the sauce later. Put all ingredients separately. (Photo is my homegrown basil ready to be picked today)
- Boil spaghetti: what I usually do is adding spaghetti when water js boiled. Add some salt, olive oil and set about 9-10 mins. Pour out the spaghetti and let dry (no rinse)
- Tomato sauce: I chose to make the sauce from fresh tomatoes instead of canned ones. Add olive oil to the pan, add chopped tomatoes, cover with lid until it is boiled, use a spoon to crush the tomatoes and add some salt/sugar as wished. Put aside.
- In a new pan, add olive oil to heat up, then add fishballs, capsicum and onions. Add oysters sauce, chili and peppers. Then add tomato sauce and gently stir until the fishballs are covered with the sauce. Put aside
- Take spaghetti into a bowl, add the above sauce and fishballs on top, add chopped basil. Mixed it up and the meal is ready.
Our spaghetti with tomatoes and garlic-basil oil dish was inspired by a famous New York City restaurant. Return spaghetti to Dutch oven; place over medium heat. Add tomatoes; toss until thoroughly heated. Stir in tomatoes, salt and pepper, oregano and basil. When squash is done, shred with fork, keeping it inside the shell.
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