The Sea Is Calling: Mussels In Tomato Sauce And Squid With Garlic

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The Sea Is Calling: Mussels In Tomato Sauce And Squid With Garlic
The Sea Is Calling: Mussels In Tomato Sauce And Squid With Garlic

Video: The Sea Is Calling: Mussels In Tomato Sauce And Squid With Garlic

Video: The Sea Is Calling: Mussels In Tomato Sauce And Squid With Garlic
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A new location has appeared on the gastronomic map of Moscow - the Kombinat fish restaurant in Khamovniki. The chef of the project, Pavel Gorbachev, has brought together the most delicious types of fish from different parts of Russia - from the Black Sea to Kamchatka - to the menu. Smelt and red mullet, horse mackerel and kalkan, scallops and clams are fried, steamed, roasted on the grill and served in their original form.

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Especially for Marie Claire, the Chief of the Combine told how to cook two very capricious seafood, which we love as much as we are afraid to spoil.

Fried squid with garlic and herbs

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You will need:

200 g of squid A

slice of garlic

A little greens

100 g of fish broth (pieces of salmon and sea bass boil for 8 hours with the addition of vegetables, spices and herbs)

2 tbsp. l. butter

1 tbsp. l. olive oil

A sprig of thyme

Salt and pepper to taste

Italian bread ciabatta

Preparation:

Pour olive oil into a preheated pan, add thyme, squid chopped into triangles and finely chopped garlic. Fry until golden brown.

Pour in fish broth and evaporate a little. Then add the butter and cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until a sauce forms. Salt, pepper, season with chopped herbs. Serve with ciabatta croutons.

Black Sea mussels in tomato sauce

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You will need:

700 g mussels (in the flaps)

250 g of tomato sauce

bulb

garlic cloves

1 tbsp. l. olive oil

100 g butter

100 g fish broth (boil salmon and sea bass for 8 hours with the addition of vegetables, spices and herbs)

Fresh thyme

Parsley

Salt, black pepper to taste

Italian ciabatta bread

Preparation:

Pour olive oil into a preheated saucepan, add mussels, slices of garlic, thyme and finely chopped onions. Fry everything lightly. Cover the saucepan with a lid to steam and open the mussels. Then pour in the tomato sauce and fish broth, then simmer over low heat for about 15 minutes. Season with salt and pepper, add butter towards the end of cooking.

Fry the ciabatta separately. Sprinkle the mussels with chopped parsley and drizzle with olive oil. Serve with croutons.

Fish restaurant "Combine":

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St. Timur Frunze, 11, k13

Tel.: +7 (495) 227-11-13

FB: @restorankombinat

Photo: archives of press services

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