Insalata di arance e finocchi (Orange and Fennel Salad)
It might be the season, but coming right on the heels of our recent post on Sausages and Grapes, today’s […]
Insalata di arance e finocchi (Orange and Fennel Salad) Read Post »
It might be the season, but coming right on the heels of our recent post on Sausages and Grapes, today’s […]
Insalata di arance e finocchi (Orange and Fennel Salad) Read Post »
Columbus Day is right around the corner, and as regular readers know, that’s the occasion each year for us to
Peas and Eggs (Piselli cacio e uova) Read Post »
We all know that breaded cutlets and chops, whether veal, pork, lamb or—that all American favorite—chicken, make for awesome eating.
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Two iconic spring vegetables, artichokes and peas, are braised together with an onion flavor base to make this simple but tasty
Carciofi coi piselli (Braised Artichokes and Peas) Read Post »
It’s often the most obvious things that we overlook. And so I just realized that I’ve never blogged about patate
Patate al forno (Italian Oven Roasted Potatoes) Read Post »
With all the focus today on trendy vegetables like kale and Brussels sprouts, we tend to forget about good old
Verza stufata (Braised Savoy Cabbage) Read Post »
Artichokes are usually thought of a spring vegetables, but in many countries, including here in the US, they have a
Carciofi e patate in padella (Braised Artichokes and Potatoes) Read Post »
Everyone knows about fried peppers—they’re a summertime standby. They make an appearance at just about every Italian cookout or street festival.
Peperoni in padella (Angelina’s Fried Peppers) Read Post »
There are four quintessential Italian summer vegetables: tomatoes, peppers, eggplant and zucchini. Of these, zucchini seems to get the least
Zucchine «a scapece» (Piquant Fried Zucchini) Read Post »