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Ragu alla Bolognese

Ragu alla Bolognese

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Prep Time: 0 Minutes
Cook Time: 110 Minutes

This is the traditional way to make bolognese....direct from Emilia-Romagna region, where Bologna is located. In Bologna they will scoff at the use of any other pasta but tagliatelle or parpadelle.

Tigelle Modenesi

Tigelle Modenesi

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Prep Time: 30 Minutes
Cook Time: 5 Minutes

Modena is located in Emilia Romagna, known as the culinary bread basket of Italy. Tigelle are the quintessential food of Modena, a symbol of pride. So, what are tigelle? Simply put, they are a disc shaped bread, about the size and shape of an English muff…

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5 Days of Cheese: Parmesan

It's Day 2 of our "5 Days of Cheese" series and today we're featuring Parmigiano-Reggiano, or Parmesan as we usually call it. Check out our tips and recipes below!Origins: Created in the Middle Ages, it is named after the producing areas in Emilia-Ro (read full article)

Spongata

posted July 27, 2010 in Dolcitorte.it

Condividi su Facebook!Ingredienti: 150 g di farina 100 g di miele d’acacia 75 g di vino bianco secco 50 g di burro morbido 50 g di fette biscottate 25 g di noci 25 g di mandorle 25 g di nocciole 25 g di uvetta 25 g di scorza di cedro candita t (read full article)

Tigelle

posted June 02, 2010 in mangiandobene

Modena is located in Emilia Romagna, known as the culinary bread basket of Italy. Tigelle are the quintessential food of Modena, a symbol of pride. So, what are tigelle? Simply put, they are a disc shaped bread, about the size and shap (read full article)

Parmigiano Reggiano

posted June 01, 2010 in I SICILIAN

Parmigiano-Reggiano (IPA: [parmi'djano re'djano]) or Parmesan, is a hard granular cheese, cooked but not pressed, named after the producing areas near Parma, Reggio Emilia, Modena, and Bologna (all in Emilia Romagna), and Mantova in Lombardia, (read full article)

Culinary Heritage: Prison or Platform?

posted May 24, 2010 in Aroma Cucina

I’ve been pondering culinary heritage for the past week or so, ever since Rachel Laudan posed this question on her blog: "What is culinary heritage and is it always linked to  tourism?"  I'm paraphrasing the question, but (read full article)

Lasagne agli asparagi

posted May 23, 2010 in Memorie di Angelina

A good dish of lasagna is one of the most satisfying meals I can imagine. But, to be honest, a dish of classic lasagne alla bolognese can be a bit on the heavy side, especially as the weather gets warmer. That's the beauty of vegetarian lasagne; if (read full article)

Fettuccine al salmone affumicato

posted April 10, 2010 in Memorie di Angelina

I love smoked salmon. It is so incredibly versatile, delicious and good for you, too. And it adds a touch of elegance to any dish in which it appears. Who could ask for more? One of our favorite weeknight dinners at home is this simple pasta with smo (read full article)

Cipolline agrodolci

posted April 07, 2010 in Aglio, Olio & Peperoncino

If you’ve never tried the small and flat, pearl-white disk shaped onions called Cipolline Borettane, this is a tasty way to familiarize with them.  These delectable bulbs can be traced back to the 15th century where they were first grown in B (read full article)

Cipolline agrodolci

posted April 07, 2010 in Aglio, Olio & Peperoncino

If you’ve never tried the small and flat, pearl-white disk shaped onions called Cipolline Borettane, this is a tasty way to familiarize with them. These delectable bulbs can be traced back to the 15th century where they were first grown in Bor (read full article)

Cipolline agrodolci

posted April 07, 2010 in Aglio, Olio & Peperoncino

If you’ve never tried the small and flat, pearl-white disk shaped onions called Cipolline Borettane, this is a tasty way to familiarize with them. These delectable bulbs can be traced back to the 15th century where they were first grown in Bor (read full article)

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