A very seasonal dish. Imported Italian triangle ravioli with squash and bacon.
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Tuesday, October 28, 2025
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A filling and delicious Italian beef stew. It has basically three ingredients: beef chuck, onions and potatoes. It requires lots of patience and a cooking time of almost three hours so that the flavors meld together and the meat becomes super tender. The results are truly delicious. Appropriate for a fall meal.
Thursday, October 2, 2025
I bought ta beautiful local cauliflower and use a part to make a very nice pasta. Basically I stewed the cauliflower florets in garlic and crushed tomatoes in good EVO. I dded the pasta to the sauce and stirred frequently. At the end I dded cut up Italian parsley and muddica atturrata or toasted bread crumbs. The result was very gratifying. A little trick was to add a small finely chopped garlic clove to the bread crumbs while they were toasting.
Tuesday, September 30, 2025
Lasagne al pesto genovese
I'm once again posting a dish from that fabulous restaurant: Picciocchi's in Scranton, PA. These lasagne come with a knife because they are top browned to create a thick crust. They are absolutely glorious. You must wonder at the spelling. In Italy the word for lasagna is the plural lasagne, I do not know why it's so therefore you are ordering lasagna in Italy just say lasagne.
Monday, September 29, 2025
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Wednesday, September 24, 2025
An unbelievable simple dish of swiss chard prepared on a skillet coated with good EVO and a few garlic cloves along with chopped tomatoes. A few minutes later toss in the chard and season with, sea salt, black pepper, a dash of peperoncino and cardamon. Cover and stir a few times. The results are super.
Tuesday, September 23, 2025
I love tripe but being the only member of my family to appreciate it I hardly cook it. Luckily a nice restaurant in Castellammare del Golfo, Sicily, called La Buona Forchetta, makes it and made my reservation. It was prepared in a simple tomato sauce, a far cry from trippa alla romana or trippa alla toscana that features vegetables but it did have that tripe flavor and I enjoyed it. When I prepare it, I add peas. But beggars can't be choosers.
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