Chilled Vongole Soup with Cappellini
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Chilled Vongole Soup with Cappellini
Because of this continuing heatwave, even I, who can really handle the heat, have summer fatigue...
I present this super easy-to-make and delicious dish I created from the whim to cool myself down when I'm feeling flushed, and to refresh my liver.
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
Place the well-washed clams and tomato juice in a pot, cover with a lid, and set to the lowest heat possible.
* Step 2
You'll soon hear the 'click clacking' sound of the clams opening.
* Step 3
Once about 70 percent of the clams have opened, place the lid on the pot once more, turn off the heat, and let it sit for 3 minutes.
* Step 4
Transfer the clam soup from Step 3 to a dish, and thoroughly chill in the refrigerator.
* Step 5
Grate the cucumber and garlic.
* Step 6
Place the cucumber and garlic from Step 5 in a bowl with the yogurt, salt, and 1/2 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil, and mix together.
* Step 7
Add salt to boiling water, and boil the cappellini. The boiling time should be about 2 minutes.
* Step 8
Rinse the cappellini under cold water once it's finished boiling, thoroughly cool, then drain off any excess water.
* Step 9
Season the refrigerated clam soup with extra virgin olive oil and salt.
* Step 10
Mix the cappellini from Step 8 with the mixture from Step 6. Once the pasta is fully coated in the sauce, transfer it to a dish, pour the clam soup from Step 9 over the top, and you're done!! You can garnish it with finely chopped green onions or lemon to taste.
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