Linguine with anchovy sauce
In Angelo’s words
I happen to like anchovies, however many people I know can’t stand the sight of them let alone the smell. My wife is one of the many. When we were first married and I made this dish for the first time, she (not wanting to hurt my feelings) agreed to try some “pasta de anchovy”. To her surprise, she enjoyed it and even learned to make it herself. She still has no love for anchovies, but will eat certain recipes the use anchovies as an ingredient.
Anchovies are a very salty and have a strong salty fish flavor and aroma to them and a recipe containing them will usually call for only 1 or 2 small cans (2 oz). We will be using the “flat fillet of anchovy” packed in olive oil in our recipe.
To the many who have requested this recipe, it is a fast easy to prepare entre that could be placed in the “gourmet” category. Many who don’t like anchovies have requested and enjoy it. It is a favorite Lenten recipe, but can be made at a moment’s notice. This makes it great for unexpected dinner guests and can be used as a standalone or to supplement to stretch a meal already being prepared.
Linguine with anchovy sauce
Yield: Serves 4
Ingredients
Topping
Method
Instructions
While sauce is cooking…
Family notes
None yet. Notes from the family will appear here, signed and dated, and kept apart from Angelo’s words.
From the archive
Restored · 2012 capture- Originally published
- , 1:38 am, on angelobiondo.com by Angelo Biondo (post No. 160)
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