Mario Batali’s Shrimp from the Devil Priest — Gamberoni fra Diavolo

This “guido” red sauce restaurant dish has probably never been served anywhere in Italy, but I have tasted thousands of versions in Little Italy's all across the United States. Usually it is served with the option of linguine, fettucine, bucatini, or capellini, but I like it as a main course, after a light antipasto and a plate of spaghetti with bottarga. Italians serve most of their shellfish head and shell on, but you could use peeled shrimp here as well.

Mario Batali’s Shrimp from the Devil Priest — Gamberoni fra Diavolo

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