Tuesday, 5 March 2013

A Perfect Seafood Dinner for an Enjoyable Moment



Nowadays people have become overtly inclined towards seafood. With a wealth of options to explore, the gourmet seafood cuisines can make excellent platter for a special dinner. Now that meat makes an everyday fraction of our daily menu, we are often turned off by the sight of it. 

A special dinner calls for a special menu

Be it birthdays, anniversaries, family get-togethers, engagements, picnics, weekend parties or backyard barbeques, it is pretty obvious for seafood to find its way up in the “perfect dinner menu”. In fact your salivary glands starts secreting a lot more as you start gazing at fantastic foodstuff hailing straight from the oceans. 

If you are heading for celebrations and secretly planning to prepare a lavish dinner with your family or loved ones then,  it is time you delve into interesting seafood ideas that will reap mouth-watering meals. 

While looking for seafood dinner for a perfect evening you may chance upon websites offering delicious ideas on ocean picks; how about trying them out for your own benefit? Even if you are clueless,  the websites are there to provide you a host of recipes; just like Lobster and squash ravioli with walnuts!! 
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  • Squash ravioli (Butternut), 1 package
  •  Butter, 1 tbsp
  • Chopped uncooked lobster meat, ½ lb
  • Shallot, 1 piece
  • White wine, 2 tbsp
  • Chopped basil, 2 tbsp
  • Walnut butter, 1 batch
  • Salt and pepper for flavor
  • Parmesan cheese, 2tbsp
Preparing the sage walnut butter 

Take a medium sized bowl and melt butter in it. Whisk butter until it separates from the solid and turns golden brown while spreading the nutty aroma. Add sage leaves and remove butter from heat; also add some lemon juice and keep it aside. 

Preparing the main components 

Take a large pot and fill it with salted butter; now bring water to a boil. Add ravioli into boiling water and cook for around 7-8 minutes. While ravioli is cooking; take a sauté pan and pour around a tablespoon of oil. Now add butter in it and melt it. Add the shallot and cook until they become tender and translucent. Now, it is time you add wine and cook until the mixture becomes syrupy (3minutes). Add lobster meat and cook until for about 3-4 minutes. Transfer ravioli from boiling pot to sauté pan. Add around walnut butter, say 2-3tbsp and toss together. Add pasta water if you feel. Top the food with walnuts picked from the butter sauce, parmesan cheese and basil. Serve with French breads.

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