Nigella Lawson’s has fans absolutely gagging crab for mac and cheese recipe

La Nigelle is hungry for fans again ( Photo : )

Nigella Lawson left her fans desperately hungry after demonstrating her incredible crab and cheese macaroni recipe.

The pasta dish was the first in the last episode of Our Queen to cook, eat, repeat, and it seems absolutely incredible.

Nigella, known for his blatant culinary insinuations, showed how to prepare a dish, but made the jokes about the delicious food, and suddenly each one of them started to bother someone for himself.

The nigella added pasta to a thick, saturated and velvety sauce and mixed it before telling us about it: My bowl is ready, and so am I.

If I would make regular macaroni and cheese, I would now put it in the hot oven to roast, but it is too delicate to handle so coarsely, she added before sprinkling the Aleppo pepper.

I’m ready to dive in. It’s the most tasty treat of all time.

Tell us you’re not hungry after seeing this… (photo: )

Nigella the seductress! After six months of dieting I’ve reached my target weight today, and now I want to ruin everything with these crab and cheese noodles, wrote one of the fans.

The other one agreed and said: Seriously, all I want for Christmas is a plate of crab macaroni and cheese…

I love you, but it’s actually pretty cruel to do so many good things in one show, because honestly, how can I make crab macaroni, cookies and rice pudding in one night? Just one more question. It’s the only way to satisfy my hunger, but in the end it’s impossible.

You want to know how to do it? We’re right behind you.

Crab and cheese Noodle Recipe

ingredients:

  • 100 grams. Swiss cheese
  • 15 gr. or 2 x 15 ml tablespoons of freshly wiped parmesan cheese
  • 15g or 1 ½ x 15m tabletop plain flour
  • teaspoons
  • ¼ teaspoon soft smoked paprika powder
  • ⅛ a teaspoon of hot smoked Aleppo pepper or paprika, plus a pinch at the end.
  • Whole milk 250 millilitres
  • 1 x 15 ml tomato paste
  • 30 g or 2 x 15 ml tablespoons unsalted butter
  • 1 large clove of garlic
  • ½ teaspoon hairdresser’s sauce
  • 200 grams of conchiglie regular pasta
  • 100 grams of mixed white and brown crabmeat (50/50)

The method:

  1. Break the gruyère cheese into a bowl and add 2 tablespoons of grated Parmesan cheese. Mix the flour and herbs in a small cup. Pour the milk into a measuring glass and stir in a tablespoon of tomato paste. Put a pot of water to boil the pasta.
  2. Look for a small heavy pot on the base; I use a pot with a diameter of 18 cm. Melt the butter on low heat, then clean it and peel or rub it with garlic and quickly stir it into a saucepan. Turn the heat into a heat transfer fluid and add flour and herbs. Beat on the fire until everything sticks to the orange, the scent and the loose dough; this does not take longer than a minute. Soon she’ll look like a frothy, honey-rich tangerine. Remove the tomato milk from the fire and whisk it very gradually until it is completely smooth. Use the scraping knife to scrape off the sauce stuck to the sides of the pot.
  3. Put it on the fire, turn it over and boil it, stir it until it thickens and loses the taste of the flour; this takes 3 to 5 minutes. Mix it with the Worcestershire sauce.
  4. Remove the pan from the heat and add the grated cheese. Now he’s gonna look great as Velvet. Place the lid on the pan or cover the pan with aluminium foil and leave it on the baking tray, but not heated, while the pasta is cooking. If you have an electric or ceramic cooker, it is best to remove the pan completely.
  5. So add salt to the boiling water in the pasta pot, then add the pasta and cook it according to the instructions on the package, even if you need to start checking a few minutes earlier.
  6. When the pasta is ready, add the crabmeat to the smoked cheese sauce. When you are sure that the shells are ready, you can put them in the sauce with a spider or drain them, first reserving a little liquid for the pasta and then throwing in the shells. Stir over low heat until the crab meat is warm. If you want to make the sauce more fluid than you could, add as much water as you need for the pasta. Try adding salt – the crab meat you get in the baths is usually quite salty, but if you get it from your fishmonger, you might need it.
  7. Separate two small flat bowls and sprinkle them with Aleppo peppers or hot smoked peppers.

Nigella Lawson’s movie Cook, Eat, Repeat available on iPlayer.

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