Abbacchio alla romana (Roman Style Roast Lamb)
Abbacchio alla romana, Roman Style Roast Lamb, or abbachio alla cacciatora as it is called by Romans themselves, is perhaps […]
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Abbacchio alla romana, Roman Style Roast Lamb, or abbachio alla cacciatora as it is called by Romans themselves, is perhaps […]
Abbacchio alla romana (Roman Style Roast Lamb) Read Post »
In Italy, as elsewhere, lamb—especially the milk-fed baby lamb called abbacchio—is strongly associated with the spring. Roman cookery in particular
Agnello brodettato (Roman Easter Lamb Stew) Read Post »
Lamb may be my very favorite red meat. It’s more interesting than pork—as much as I enjoy it, too— and more
Agnello in umido (Lamb in Tomato Sauce) Read Post »
One of my regrets from my years in Italy is that I didn’t get over the Abruzzo more often. Just
Ragù d’agnello e peperoni (Lamb and Red Pepper Ragù) Read Post »
I love second courses that pair meat and vegetable in a single dish. Not only is the combination invariably delicious,
Agnello e piselli (Lamb and Peas) Read Post »
If you want to make a big impression at your next cookout, try a grigliata mista di carne, a platter of mixed
Grigliata mista di carne (Mixed Grilled Meats) Read Post »
Unlike fruits and vegetables, one doesn’t often think of meats as having seasons, but I’ve always associated game with the fall, pork
Costolette d’abbacchio fritte (Roman-Style Breaded Lamb Chops) Read Post »
Summer may be drawing to a close here in the Northern Hemisphere, but there’s still time to get in some
Spiedini e arrosticini (Italian Kabobs) Read Post »
About this time of year we often find ourselves facing the same culinary conundrum: what to do with leftover lamb?
Crocchette d’agnello e bieta (Lamb and Swiss Chard Croquettes) Read Post »