
Quick salt & pepper squid
Quick salt & pepper squid is a seafood recipe from Australian. It uses 6 ingredients: squid, oil, chinese five spice powder, sesame seed oil, coriander, sweet chilli sauce. The method is broken into 3 steps with measured ingredients.
Method
- 1
Ask the fishmonger to clean the squid; little ones often come ready-cleaned. Using kitchen scissors, cut open the body and open out. Wash well, then pat dry. If you have a large squid, cut the body into four portions, roughly square. Small squid can just be opened up.
- 2
Using the tip of a very sharp knife, score the top in a neat criss-cross. Brush with oil and set aside while you heat the barbecue or griddle until ready to cook.
- 3
Mix together 2 tsp sea salt, Chinese five-spice and 1 tsp freshly ground black pepper. Sprinkle on both sides of the squid just before cooking, according to taste. You may not need it all. Heat the griddle pan to hot and cook about 1 min each side, until it starts to curl. Remove with tongs to a serving plate and drizzle with a little sesame oil. To serve, garnish with coriander leaves and serve with small bowls of sweet chilli sauce to dip into.
About this recipe
What is Quick salt & pepper squid?
Quick salt & pepper squid is a seafood recipe from Australian. It uses 6 ingredients: squid, oil, chinese five spice powder, sesame seed oil, coriander, sweet chilli sauce. The method is broken into 3 steps with measured ingredients.
Where is Quick salt & pepper squid from?
Quick salt & pepper squid is a Australian dish — the recipe on this page uses the ingredients and method typical of that cuisine.
How many ingredients does Quick salt & pepper squid need?
This recipe uses 6 ingredients, each with a measure in the list on this page.
Is Quick salt & pepper squid vegetarian?
This recipe is marked Seafood, so it is not identified as vegetarian or vegan. Check the ingredient list to match your diet.
Is there a video guide for Quick salt & pepper squid?
Yes — a YouTube walkthrough is linked on this page.
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