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Recipe for the Weekend: Pan-Fried Squid With Borlotti Beans, Chilli, Anchovy and Parsley

Posted: 08/09/2012 00:00

This is one of my favourite recipes. It is quick, light, simple and the flavours work beautifully together.

If you have not prepared squid before, it might sound a little scary, but it is really very easy.

Pair with a nice bottle of Greco di Tufo and enjoy.

 

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05:29 PM on 09/08/2012
Wow.

Chef Randall, I was prepared to congratulate you for finally posting a recipe that is affordable and sensible. No beef fillet, no guinea fowl, no out of season asparagus.

So um... where is the recipe?
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Jody Thompson
07:00 PM on 09/09/2012
It's in the video embedded in the article? What browser are you using as it works fine for me?
05:45 PM on 09/10/2012
With all due respect, a demonstration video is NOT a recipe, is it? They are really very different from one another, aren't they?

A recipe is written down. A recipe specifies how much squid, by volume or by weight. A recipe specifies how much borlotti beans, by volume or weight, and how much vinegar, olive oil, garlic, sage, salt, pepper, arugula, etc.

When one goes to Food Network to look up a dish, one can always read the recipe but one can also sometimes view the demonstration video. That's because a recipe and a demonstration video aren't the same thing.

It's 2012, it's perfectly reasonably for people to expect that when a chef advertises a recipe, there will be a recipe. Not simply a demonstration video with no recipe at all.
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proudem
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04:33 PM on 09/08/2012
Ok...where is it?
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Jody Thompson
07:01 PM on 09/09/2012
Hey there, it's in the video under the text? As I said to Simon Bao, what browser are you using as I know our site doesn't like Internet Explorer (too buggy) and works best with Chrome, Firefox and Safari?
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proudem
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08:44 PM on 09/09/2012
thanks