Troccoli con cime di rapa e cozze
I’m just back from a two week trip to Italy, where we visited Rome, my old stomping grounds, and Puglia, […]
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I’m just back from a two week trip to Italy, where we visited Rome, my old stomping grounds, and Puglia, […]
Troccoli con cime di rapa e cozze Read Post »
This week we have an especially appealing dish for these chilly autumn evenings: spezzatino di maiale e zucca, or Pork
Spezzatino di maiale e zucca (Pork and Pumpkin Stew) Read Post »
As everyone knows, zucchini (aka courgettes) are a staple of modern Italian cookery. Italians have come up with a nearly
Zucchine a fiammifero (Zucchini Matchsticks) Read Post »
The people of the Campania region and its capital Naples are great lovers of leafy green vegetables. Even before they
Scarola imbottita al forno (Oven-Baked Stuffed Escarole) Read Post »
Back in the day, this was the time of year for putting up summer produce to be enjoyed during the
Peperoni sott’aceto (Pickled Peppers) Read Post »
These days you can find asparagus in the market all year round but, for me, they signify Spring. I enjoy
Risotto agli asparagi (Asparagus Risotto) Read Post »
Everyone who knows about the Italian food has surely had parmigiana di melanzane, or Eggplant Parmesan. And it’s a dish
Carciofi alla parmigiana (Artichoke Parmesan) Read Post »
Those of you who know a bit about Italian cooking may recognize the name cacciucco. A speciality of Livorno in
Cacciucco di ceci (Tuscan Chickpea and Swiss Chard Soup) Read Post »
One of my favorite pastimes in the kitchen is finding ways to make underappreciated and undervalued ingredients shine. I love
Polpette di sedano (Tuscan Celery Balls) Read Post »