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To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can have blackened salmon over smokey mozzarella pasta using 10 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Blackened salmon over smokey mozzarella pasta:

1. Take 1/2 lb Bronz cut penne (small penne)
2. Make ready 1/2 cup real mayo
3. Prepare 1/4 cups white wine vinnegar
4. Make ready 1/4 cup freshly grate Parmesan or pecorino romano
5. Prepare 2 large garlic cloves pressed
6. Take 2 cups packed baby spinach stemmed and fine chopped
7. Get 2 small jars of roasted red bell fine chopped
8. Make ready 1/2 lb smoked mozzarella or just pearls since smoked is hard to find
9. Take 1 tsp Mexican chili powder or ancho Chile powder (some substitute cayenne)
10. Make ready Salt and pepper

Rub with seasoning: Pat the salmon filets dry and rub each filet with the homemade blackening seasoning. When the oil begins to smoke quite heavily shut the heat off under the pan. Smokey's Mashers, Potato Salad, Waffle Fries, Cole Slaw, Mixed Vegetables, Choice of Pasta, Corn on the Cob Juicy chicken cutlets lightly fried, served over a pile of spaghetti, topped with mozzarella and Blackened wild atlantic nova scotia salmon. Filet of Salmon dusted with Cajun.

Instructions to make Blackened salmon over smokey mozzarella pasta:

1. Start by salting your boiling water and cook the pasta
2. While the pasta cooks go ahead and add the mayo, vinnegar, cheese, garlic, chile powder, salt and fresh ground pepper to a glass measuring cup and use a stick blender to smooth it out (taste for additional salt or pepper) set aside.
3. Chop up the spinach and roasted red bell and set aside.
4. In a big mixing bowl add the pasta followed by the spinach, roasted red bell, mozzarella and the dressing and stir well. This pasta is best served at room temp so be sure to remove it from the fridge to give it plenty of time to come to temp.
5. If you are cooking salmon for this I use a mix of old bay blackening seasoning because it has this kind of nutmeg flavor and a little zatarains blackening seasoning for its spicy ness, but I’ll leave that up to you. Sear salmon in a non stick pan and set on paper towel and blot to remove excess oils., serve over the pasta.

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