SQUID AND ONION CONFIT STEW

CategoryDifficultyBeginner
Total Time50 mins

   4 PAX - Time 50 min.  

Utensils: Spatula, Knife and cutting wood, Casserole, Scissors

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INGREDIENTS

 1 kg Small squids, cleaned (6-8 pieces/kg)
 1 kg Onion, julienne cut
 1 Head garlic, sliced
 50 ml Roc de Foc.
 Salt
 Pepper
Pairings:


ELABORATION

1

Pour the oil into a pan and add the sliced garlic. When the garlic begins to turn golden, add the onion and allow the mixture to cook for 20 minutes on low heat with the pan covered.

2

Once the water in the onion has evaporated, add the white wine and allow the mixture to cook until it becomes quite concentrated and with a lovely golden colour. Remove the contents of the pan and set aside.

3

Add, to the empty pan, the rest of the oil and the cold squid to the empty pan and let cook slowly with the pan covered.

4

When the squid change colour, add the previously caramelised onion, stir the mixture, cover the pan and allow the cooking juices to evaporate (it can take 35 minutes, more or less). Stir the mixture every 8 minutes to prevent it from sticking.

5

Towards the end of cooking, add salt and pepper to taste. Allow to cook for 5 more minutes.

6

Once on the plate, dress with a few drops of Pons with Tabasco®.

Observations:
7

To clean each squid, twist the sack from the head and empty the sheath and its contents. Cut out the eyes, remove the mouth and twist back the head. You can also ask your trusty fishmonger to clean them at the time of purchase.


 

Ingredients

 1 kg Small squids, cleaned (6-8 pieces/kg)
 1 kg Onion, julienne cut
 1 Head garlic, sliced
 50 ml Roc de Foc.
 Salt
 Pepper
Pairings:

Directions

1

Pour the oil into a pan and add the sliced garlic. When the garlic begins to turn golden, add the onion and allow the mixture to cook for 20 minutes on low heat with the pan covered.

2

Once the water in the onion has evaporated, add the white wine and allow the mixture to cook until it becomes quite concentrated and with a lovely golden colour. Remove the contents of the pan and set aside.

3

Add, to the empty pan, the rest of the oil and the cold squid to the empty pan and let cook slowly with the pan covered.

4

When the squid change colour, add the previously caramelised onion, stir the mixture, cover the pan and allow the cooking juices to evaporate (it can take 35 minutes, more or less). Stir the mixture every 8 minutes to prevent it from sticking.

5

Towards the end of cooking, add salt and pepper to taste. Allow to cook for 5 more minutes.

6

Once on the plate, dress with a few drops of Pons with Tabasco®.

Observations:
7

To clean each squid, twist the sack from the head and empty the sheath and its contents. Cut out the eyes, remove the mouth and twist back the head. You can also ask your trusty fishmonger to clean them at the time of purchase.

Notes

SQUID AND ONION CONFIT STEW