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Salmon and asparagus fusilli

ingredients

servings

4

Fusilli corti bucati, pasta

350 oz

Pink salmon

200 oz

Greenhouse asparagus

300 oz

Fresh cream

150 oz

Spring onions

1 unit

Dill

1 teaspoon

Extra virgin olive oil

20 oz

Iodized salt

to taste

Black pepper

to taste

first courses from Italy - Marche

Salmon and asparagus fusilli

Salmon and asparagus fusilli

with gluten with fish with lactose source of D vitamins high in potassium high in phosphorus

ready in

30 minutes

difficulty

daily requirement

100% Fat

100% Protein

100% Carbohydrates

translated by Italian with google translate

Salmon and asparagus fusilli

You take a homemade spaghetti, roll it around a sockling iron and stretch it. You get a wire of serpentine paste. With industrial machining, the fusillo has refined with the hole. The term comes from the molten Italian voice that indicates the wood tool for spinning by hand, this remembers, for the continuous rolling, the action taken to form the pasta.

Salmon and asparagus fusilli step 1

step 1

Wash and peel the asparagus stalks. Cut the tips in the middle in the lengthwise direction and the stems to washers.

Salmon and asparagus fusilli step 2

step 2

Slice the fresh spring onion, sauté gently in a pan. Combine the asparagus and cook a few minutes, keeping them crisp. Add the cream, a pinch of salt and pepper and set aside.

Salmon and asparagus fusilli step 3

step 3

Cut the salmon into cubes of 2 cm, add a pinch of salt and black pepper and fry in a pan over high heat for 1 minute with the oil Ages. Keep them aside in warm.

Salmon and asparagus fusilli step 4

step 4

Cook the fusilli in boiling salted water, drain al dente and toss in a pan with the asparagus.

Salmon and asparagus fusilli step 5

step 5

Serve carefully placing the browned salmon cubes and sprinkle with dill leaves.

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