Linguine Tetrazzini 🧀 The Vivaldi Way!

Ingredients

• Half a chicken breast, diced
• Butter (amount not specified)
• Garlic (amount not specified)
• Salt and pepper (to taste)
• Dijon mustard (referred to as “Djon mustard”)
• White wine (amount not specified)
• Heavy cream (amount not specified)
• Parsley (amount not specified)
• Linguine pasta (amount not specified)
• House cheese (type not specified, used generously as topping)
• Panko mats (likely panko breadcrumbs, generous amount for topping)

Equipment

• Pan for sautéing
• Baking or pie plate for finishing
• Salamander broiler or similar broiler for final crisping
• Plate for serving

Method

1. Dice about half a chicken breast.
2. In a pan, melt butter with garlic, salt, pepper, and Dijon mustard; allow the mixture to melt down slightly.
3. Add the diced chicken to the pan and toss to coat.
4. Pour in white wine and heavy cream.
5. Add parsley.
6. Bring the mixture up to a boil.
7. Add linguine pasta briefly to the sauce to combine and reach the desired creamy texture.
8. Transfer the creamy mixture into a baking or pie plate.
9. Generously top with house cheese and panko breadcrumbs.
10. Place under a salamander broiler for about one minute until the topping crisps and browns (watch carefully to avoid burning).
11. Serve immediately by sliding onto a plate.

Tips & Notes

• The chef emphasizes the creamy, garlicky, and mustard-flavored sauce as key.
• The texture is important—pasta should be just coated and creamy, not overcooked.
• The final broil is quick; keep an eye to prevent burning.
• This recipe has been a long-standing menu item (25 years) and is a family recipe inherited from the chef’s father.
• The chef notes this dish is popular with guests despite attempts to remove it from the menu.

Variations

• None explicitly mentioned, but the use of “house cheese” suggests flexibility in cheese choice.

Presenter

• The chef refers to himself as “B.”
• No specific channel name given in subtitles.