Tagliata di manzo al pepe nero
I’m not a big meat eater, but once in a while I really enjoy a nice juicy steak. That said, […]
Tagliata di manzo al pepe nero Read Post »
I’m not a big meat eater, but once in a while I really enjoy a nice juicy steak. That said, […]
Tagliata di manzo al pepe nero Read Post »
It’s back to Trieste this week with a lovely side dish from the region of Friuli Venezia-Giulia. Chiara Giglio, a
Snap peas, called taccole or piselli mangiatutto in Italian, are one of spring’s most delightful vegetables. Sweet, crisp and toothsome,
Taccole con pancetta e pomodoro Read Post »
One of things that most fascinates me about cooking is how a very slight change in technique, even using the
Broccoli strascinati (Dry Sautéed Broccoli) Read Post »
One of the oldest nicknames for the people of Campania was mangiafoglie, or ‘leaf eaters’, because they were known for
Scarola aglio e olio (Sauteed Escarole) Read Post »
One of the most iconic dishes of Roman cookery, straccetti con la rughetta, or ‘little rags’ of beef with arugula,
Straccetti di manzo con la rughetta (Beef ‘Rags’ with Arugula) Read Post »
This is one of the easiest and most versatile vegetable dishes in the Italian repertoire: funghi trifolati, or ‘truffled’ mushooms,
Funghi trifolati (Sautéed Mushrooms) Read Post »