You are here: Home » Recipes » Swordfish Pasta with Pine Nuts and California Golden Raisins Swordfish Pasta with Pine Nuts and California Golden Raisins User Submitted Recipe by David Small Yield 4 servings Prep 10 mins Cook 20 mins A swordfish recipe that's simple, yet amazingly good. PrintEmail This is a 'sneaky' recipe because it is so simple, yet amazingly good and very easy to prepare. A long time family favorite. The flavors blend to make a remarkable flavor combination. Don't tell your guests about the anchovies. They are an important flavor enhancer but not distinguishable in the final serving. Ingredients 12 ounces swordfish steak, freshj or frozen and thawed1/3 cup extra-virgini olive oil4 garlic cloves, pressed1/2 cup lightly toasted pine nuts1/2 cup California Golden Raisins 5 pieces flat anchovy fillets (canned)16 ounces linguine pasta1/2 cup chopped Italian parsley Freshly ground black pepper Salt Instructions Prepare swordfish by removing skin and any black flesh. Using a small skillet, cook swordfish slowly over low heat in half the olive oil until barely cooked through. Use a fork to separate the flesh and stop cooking the minute the flesh becomes opaque. Do not overcook. Break fish into bite-size pieces. Remove from pan and set aside. Mash anchovies in pan juices with a fork. In a small skillet, cook garlic in remaining oil until fragrant, about 1 minute. Add oil and garlic to the pan with fish juices. Add pine nuts and chopped raisins. Heat a large pot of salted water until boiling. Add the linguine and cook until al dente (barely cooked through). Save ¼ cup of the cooking water and then drain pasta in a colander. Return to pan. Toss olive oil mixture with the pasta. Add parsley and swordfish. If the pasta seems a little dry, add reserved pasta water. Top with pepper and a little salt. Serve immediately.