
Spaghetti with fennel, anchovies, currants, pine nuts & capers
- Diana Henry
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Serves 4-5
Easy
Prep: 10 mins
Cook: 15 mins
A star rating of 4.7 out of 5.34 ratingsRate
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Knock up a no-hassle family supper in under 30 minutes. This spaghetti dish with fennel, anchovies, currants, pine nuts and capers is salty, sweet and simple
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Ingredients
Nutrition
Units:
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2 fennel bulbs
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400g spaghetti
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50ml extra virgin olive oil
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3 garlic cloves
finely sliced
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100g jar anchovy
fillets in olive oil, roughly chopped
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½tsp dried chilli flakes
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70g currants
soaked in boiling water for 5 mins and drained
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2 ½ tbsp capers
rinsed
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1 small pack flat-leaf parsley
leaves picked and finely chopped
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75g pine nuts
toasted
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good squeeze of lemon juice
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Nutrition: Per serving (5)
- kcal579
- fat23g
- saturates2g
- carbs73g
- sugars12g
- fibre7g
- protein17g
- salt2.1g
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Method
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step 1
Quarter the fennel bulbs. Remove the coarse outer leaves and trim the tips (cut off and reserve any fronds). Remove and discard the core from each quarter, then chop the rest of the fennel.
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step 2
Cook the spaghetti in a pan of boiling, lightly salted water. Meanwhile, heat the oil in a large frying pan. Sauté the fennel until soft, then add the garlic and cook gently until pale gold. Add the anchovies, press with a wooden spoon, then add the chilli. When the anchovies fall apart, toss in the currants, capers, parsley and most of the pine nuts.
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step 3
Drain the pasta and immediately add it to the frying pan. Add the lemon juice and season to taste. Toss together, then serve straight from the pan or transfer to a large warm serving bowl. Scatter over the remaining pine nuts and any fennel fronds.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, June 2018
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