Columbus Day Special: Chicken Parmesan
It’s become a tradition on this blog to dedicate a post every Columbus Day to Italian-American dishes like the iconic “Sunday Sauce” […]
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It’s become a tradition on this blog to dedicate a post every Columbus Day to Italian-American dishes like the iconic “Sunday Sauce” […]
Columbus Day Special: Chicken Parmesan Read Post »
It’s zucchini season again! Zucchini are sometimes dismissed as ‘bland’ but in fact their mild flavor can be put to
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I love fennel. It may, in fact, be my favorite winter vegetable. Personally, I mostly like fennel eaten raw, either
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Is there anything more comforting than baked pasta? If there is, I haven’t come across it yet. And while some
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We’ve looked at Angelina’s pollo e patate (chicken and potatoes) and  agnello e patate (lamb and potatoes). Well, fish is also exquisite
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Eggplant isn’t the only vegetable that you can make alla parmigiana, fried and baked in layers with a light tomato
Zucchine alla parmigiana (Zucchini Parmesan) Read Post »
The weather this Labor Day weekend hasn’t been too congenial for a cookout. It seems Mother Nature has been in
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