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Swordfish alla ghiotta

Served in a single piece or in thinner slices, this fish is king of Sicily's second courses
INGREDIENTS
Swordfish
4
slices
Mature tomatoes
400
g
Pine nuts
25
g
Raisins
25
g
Extra virgin olive oil
40
g
Garlic
2
cloves
Pitted green olives
50
g
Celery
1
stalk
Onion
1
Capers
30
g
Laurel
2
leaves
White flour
to taste
Salt
to taste
Pepper
to taste

PREPARATION
1. Soak the raisins in cold water. In the meantime, coat the slices of fish in flour and fry them.

2. Add the previously chopped onion to the same oil along with the garlic, pine nuts, chopped parsley, olives and drained raisins.

3. Once it has all browned, add the peeled and diced tomatoes, cover and leave to cook for about ten minutes. Sprinkle with the white wine and leave to evaporate.

4. Place the slices of swordfish in an oven dish, cover with the slices of laurel, sauce, salt, pepper and water.

5. Bake in an oven preheated to 200° for quarter of an hour.

CHEF'S NOTE
It is advisable to use the middle part of the swordfish, which is triangular in shape.

FORPEOPLE
DIFFICULTY: LOW
TIME: 20 MIN


Etna White is recommended for these dishes; it originates from the slopes of Europe's most famous volcano. A wine with a dry and harmonious aroma, a refined and fragrant flavour, it is the result of the unusual micro-climate of the area in which it is produced.
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