Use some chili and apple cider vinegar to make this marinated squid super delicious and tender. Grill them for even more deliciousness!
Made by Véronique
Published at 2015-07-18, this recipe is for 2 persons and takes 25 minutes.
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Updated at: 2024-07-31
Tip: you can ask your fishmonger to clean the squids for you.
It always sounds kinda scary to clean a squid yourself, but to be honest it's easier than you might think. Clean the squid by slowly pulling the head out of its body, the innards will come out too.
You can now save the black squid ink, for example, you can use it to colour your risotto. Place your knife behind the eyes and cut it through. Now you divided the head from the tentacles. Inside the tentacles there's a little piece you have to remove, that's its beak.
Now you can clean the tail. There's a hard piece inside, that's called the cuttlebone. Remove the cuttlebone, it looks sort of like a thin piece of glass. Peel off the skin, it's easy when you use your fingernail to grab it.
Clean the tentacles and tail under running cold water. Slice the tail into the desired size rings. Add the squid tentacles and rings to a large bowl and add olive oil, apple cider vinegar, pepper and salt.
Place it back into the refrigerator to let marinate for about 1 hour.
Heat a grill pan and add the squid rings, after about 1 minute you can also add the tentacles. Because otherwise, the tentacles will become tough, they have to cook a bit shorter than the rings. After grilling the squid for 2 minutes total, transfer them to a bowl and add panko and chilli. Throw them back into the grill pan and cook for another minute. Garnish with a few thyme leaves and enjoy this lovely marinated squid!
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