At a glance
You're looking at an easy 23-minute salmon pasta that comes together in one pan. The main trick is keeping the fish tender by cooking it just long enough, then finishing everything off with starchy pasta water that creates a silky sauce without needing cream.
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Cook the pasta
Drop the pasta into boiling, salted water. How much salt? I love the Italian rule that pasta water should taste as salty as the sea. So I salt it generously, but the pasta never ends up too salty.
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Fry the shallots, tomatoes and fish
Heat a little olive oil in a large pan and fry the finely chopped shallot in it. Just very lightly, not until golden. Add the halved cherry tomatoes, stir, then add the pieces of fish.
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Season to taste
Season with salt and pepper. Since the fish is cut into small pieces, it only needs a few minutes in the pan so it doesn't dry out.
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