
Health benefits
Shrimp: Protect liver, enhance immunity, delay aging
Cuttlefish: nourish yin
Pepper: nourish blood, protect body Teeth, protect bones
Food ingredients
Italian long pasta ( 200g ) | Sea shrimp ( 6 pieces ) | Hairy Clam ( 10 pieces ) | Cuttlefish ( 1/4 ) |
Olive oil ( 20g ) | Pasta pesto ( 70 grams ) |
Brandy ( Two tablespoons ) | Salt ( 6 grams ) | Pepper ( Two grams ) | Garlic ( 4 cloves ) |
Lemon ( 1 slice ) | Basil leaves ( appropriate amount ) |
Pasta (Peme Sauce Brandy Seafood Pasta )

1. Just use regular brandy.For pasta, I chose macaroni, which tastes better.You can also choose 3# long noodles.The finished product can be purchased at large pesto supermarkets.

2.Peel the shrimp and remove the threads.You can use the shrimp head or not, it will be very crispy if used.I used shrimp heads.

3. Boil the clams in boiling water and wash the meat.net.

4.Take the meat from the cuttlefish and cut some 4cm long cuttlefish.strips; cut garlic into minced pieces.

5. Boil a pot of boiling water and add some salt.Cook the noodles until there is no hard core.Refer to the instructions on the packaging for the cooking time.This noodle is 9 minutes.

6. Remove the cooked pasta and drain the water portion, toss with a little olive oil to prevent sticking.Pasta usually does not need to be cooled with cold water.

7. Take a wok and add olive oil to it over medium heat.Saute minced garlic until fragrant, add seafood and stir-fry evenly.

8. Stir in the brandy and wait until the smell of alcohol dissipates.Sauté the pesto for 2 minutes.

9. Stir-fry the mixed pasta for 1 minute.

10.Add appropriate amount of salt and pepper to taste.

11.The disk is ready to be installed.Add a slice of lemon and a few basil leaves and they're a perfect complement to seafood.
Tips
Always use medium heat during stir-frying.You don’t need too much olive oil because pesto also contains olive oil.The amount of salt used can be adjusted according to personal taste.
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