Mexicali Porpetti Pasta

After pre-treating the Mexicalikari, grated into three pieces and peeled the skin. Place in a blender to form a smooth paste.

Transfer to a bowl and add [A] and mix well. Instead of adding all the beaten eggs, add them little by little, and adjust the firmness while watching the situation.

Boil plenty of water and add a pinch of salt. Boil the paste from [2] using a spoon to form it into a spoon. Once it floats, take it out into ice water to remove the rough heat. The boiling time is approximately 2 minutes.

Cut the long green onions into small pieces 1.5cm wide. You can also use the blue part of the head.

Put the basic bouillon in a pot, bring to a boil, and transfer the skewers from [3]. Add white pepper and soy sauce and simmer while removing the scum. After 2-3 minutes, add the long green onions from [4].

Boil the cappelini in 1% salt water for 1 minute. You'll transfer it to the soup, so you can just boil it a little harder.

Transfer the drained cappelini to the pot in [5] and heat it over a heat for about 30 seconds.

Remove from the heat, place the cappelini in a bowl, and place the ingredients on top. Pour the soup, pour chopped clams and white pepper to finish.

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- Pretreated with Mexicali
- 160g
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[A]
- Beat egg
- 1 piece
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- salt
- A little
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- potato starch
- 1 tablespoon
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- soy sauce
- 2.5cc
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- Ginger soup
- 3cc
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- Olive oil
- 5cc
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- chopped in small
- 20g
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- Chop white leeks
- 20g
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- White pepper
- A little
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- Long onion
- 160g
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- Basic Bouillon
- Approximately 500cc
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- White pepper
- A little
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- soy sauce
- 5cc
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- Cappelini
- 70g
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- For assatsuki
- A little
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- For finishing white pepper
- A little