Cappelini with tomatoes

It's best to use fresh Junsai. If you use boiled or packaged Junsai, it's a good idea to blanch it briefly before cooking to remove the unpleasant odor
How to make it
1

Roughly chop the myoga and cut the tomatoes into wedges, peel them, remove the seeds, and chop them into bite-sized pieces. Place them in a bowl and add the tomato juice

2

Boil the abalone briefly, then roughly chop it and add it to the bowl in [1] along with the seasonings in [A]

3

Use the outer white part of the white onion. Cut it into thin strips and soak in water

4

Wash the fresh water shield under running water, drain the water, add the roughly chopped shiso leaves, and raw sea urchin to the bowl in step (2) and mix quickly

5

Boil the capellini in plenty of salted water for about 2 minutes. Take them out halfway through the cooking process to check their firmness. Once they are cooked to the right consistency, remove them from the oven and place them in ice water to cool. Drain in a colander and squeeze out the excess water

6

Transfer the capellini to a bowl, sprinkle with a little salt, then add the seasonings in [B] and mix well to combine the flavors

7

Place the capellini in a serving dish and pour the sauce from [4] over it. Top with drained white onions and chives to taste

Materials for 6 people
  • Borne
    120g
  • tomato
    1 piece (about 150g)
  • Myo
    2
  • tomato juice
    60cc
  • Abalone
    1 piece (about 35g)
  • Cappelini
    120g
  • Raw sea urchin
    70g
  • [A]
    Olive Oil Ardoino Extra Virgin
    A little
  • Balsamic Vinegar
    A little
  • Black pepper
    A little
  • Lemon juice
    A little
  • salt
    A little
  • Use the outer white part of the white leek
    15g
  • [B]
    White pepper
    A little
  • Olive Oil Ardoino Extra Virgin
    A little
  • Lemon juice
    A little
  • For sible
    A little
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