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English Gypsy Toast with French Cheese and Herbs

English Gypsy Toast with French Cheese and Herbs

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Prep Time: 5 Minutes
Cook Time: 10 Minutes

It has been hundreds of years ago when the English had a rivalry with the French. So history has got over with it and its time to blend together the two nations into a one simple breakfast delight.

FUNGHI SECCI RISOTTO

FUNGHI SECCI RISOTTO

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Prep Time: 60 Minutes
Cook Time: 20 Minutes

This is a famous dish from the Italian Cuisine, that is very easy and quick to make. It is just delicious!

Risotto with Shrimp and Arugula

Risotto with Shrimp and Arugula

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Prep Time: 10 Minutes
Cook Time: 30 Minutes

Risotto is a classic Italian rice dish . The beauty of risotto is that it is so versatile. Whether it's meat, fish, or vegetables the key to a delicious risotto is using the finest and freshest ingredients that the season has to offer. Risotto origina…

Banh Mi

Banh Mi

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Prep Time: 20 Minutes
Cook Time: 0 Minutes

This is a sandwich with a history, but I'm not going to go into that here. This is, I believe, my new favorite use for leftover pork roast, pulled pork and even chicken! It has all of the elements needed for a culinary delight: Crunchy, sweet, sour, sal…

Crab Rangoon

Crab Rangoon

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Prep Time: 15 Minutes
Cook Time: 15 Minutes

Having a love for the Chinese cuisine, I thought I would share these wonderful tasting Crab Rangoon will everyone who likes the same. Enjoy! ;0)

Italian Meatless Meatballs

Italian Meatless Meatballs

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Prep Time: 15 Minutes
Cook Time: 30 Minutes

This dish was originally given to me by my Italian mother in law as a meatless meatball by using breadcrumbs rather than meat. I took it a step further and added in some bulgar which gave it a meatier texture and was a great healthy substitute for the me…

Kale with White Beans & Italian Sausage

Kale with White Beans & Italian Sausage

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Prep Time: 5 Minutes
Cook Time: 20 Minutes

I love rustic dishes, and I thought this was a perfect way to use the beautiful kale I just picked up. Kale is an awesome veggie, and full of great nutrients. A little italian sausage, a can of beans, and the dish grew from there. This is a quick meal tha…

Italian Eggs

Italian Eggs

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Prep Time: 5 Minutes
Cook Time: 15 Minutes

What makes these eggs "Italian"? A movie! Moonstruck, to be exact. There is a scene in Moonstruck where Cher's character is making breakfast and she hollows out a slice of bread, tosses it in a frying pan and adds an egg to the hollowed out center. From t…

Mutton Biryani

Mutton Biryani

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Prep Time: 60 Minutes
Cook Time: 50 Minutes

IT IS THE ULtIMaTE dISH YOu Wana TRy THE must try out dish in india its every body favourite it is on every menu card in all the restro in india its a maharaja's favourite and its history is 100's of year old this dish is you can die for but you make all…

Skillet Chicken Cacciatore

Skillet Chicken Cacciatore

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Prep Time: 5 Minutes
Cook Time: 25 Minutes

This super-fast skillet meal has all the flavor of slow-simmered chicken cacciatore in less than half the time. Italian dressing is the secret to tender, flavorful chicken that may just be better than the original.

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Beach Eats - A Dangerous Combination of Dieting and Mascara

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From traditional Southern baking and treats to experiments in haute cuisine and a little bit of everything in between! Join us for recipes, food history, stories and tips on turning out great dishes!

Wine and Beer of Washington State

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Celebrating and promoting the quality wine and beer produced in Washington state. Our passion is the alchemy of pairing beverages with food.

Mastering the Art of Mad Cooking

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THE SIMPLE COMFORT FOODS OF ITALY

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10 results of 15 Blog Posts

Indian Food – What Makes Indian Cooking Unique?

posted June 04, 2010 in Authentic Curry Recipes

Apart from the obvious answer that it originates from India, a more concrete answer to the above question is quite complicated but very interesting. Indian history is extraordinary, shaped by numerous unique cultures that resulted from invasion, migr (read full article)

Culinary heritage: tradition, nostalgia or identity?

posted June 01, 2010 in Aroma Cucina

I’ve had some interesting emails sent my way after my post about culinary heritage, so while pea season is over, I have other mundane kitchen chores to keep my hands busy while I think about the impact of culinary heritage.The Locanda al Gambero R (read full article)

A Game Of Two Halves, Napoli Has It!

posted May 05, 2010 in Plentyonyourplate

Image via Wikipedia Roaming foodie Natasha Al-Atassi refereed the advantages of Rome’s sensational thin-crusted Pizzas, against the creme de la creme of Italian dough, the Naopolitan Pizza from Naples itself. “When t (read full article)

How Well Do You Know Your Pasta?

posted May 04, 2010 in Simple Italian Cooking

I’ve never yet met a person who didn’t like pasta.  It should be no surprise since most people favor Italian food over any international cuisine.  Beyond spaghetti, what do you know about pasta? We know a few things off the bat.   It (read full article)

Panna cotta on a round of chocolate sponge cake

posted March 15, 2010 in My Recipes

Panna cotta/cooked cream doesn't sound great in my ears. But in reality it is Italian luxury at its best. A dessert typical of the mountainous northern Italian cuisine, where history and tradition always have been more generous with cream than the so (read full article)

Cook Learn Eat! - Cooking Classes for February 2010

posted February 02, 2010 in John and Lisa Are Eating in South Jersey

2/2Chef Demo with Nadine Spencer - 6PM.Copper Fish Restaurant - 1246 Route 109 South, Cape May.609.898.0354.The Repertoire: Classic Italian Sauces - 6PM.Fee: $65.In The Kitchen Cooking School - 10 Mechanic Street, Haddonfield.856.489.1682.The Kosher- (read full article)

La Pizza Part 2 | A cultural manifesto

posted January 19, 2010 in Aglio, Olio & Peperoncino

Welcome back to the second installment of La Pizza segment. Last week we investigated the history, appreciation and basic rules of Italian pizza-making.From the comments on Part 1, I noticed that many of you are regular pizzaioli. Did any of you atte (read full article)

Semi-Homemade with IGE: Chicken Caesar Salad

posted December 30, 2009 in Iowa Girl Eats

Look what Santa brought me! In this day and age when you seem to know or find out every Christmas gift you’re getting before you get it, it’s a rare occurrence when the wrapping paper reveals a surprise. Imagine my delight when I opened (read full article)

Napoli's Stocco e Patane

posted December 17, 2009 in Aglio, Olio & Peperoncino

Christmas Eve in the southern regions of Italy is traditionally all about a massive fish-based dinner, family, tombola, and midnight Mass. From now until Natale, I shall be posting recipes of typical Christmas fare, desserts and traditional holiday f (read full article)

Orecchiette with Chickpeas is Apulian for Pasta

posted October 01, 2009 in SippitySup- Serious Fun Food

My interest in Southern Italy continues.Today I am concentrating on the so-called “heel of the boot”. It is generally known as Puglia. Though I have seen it called Apulia, Puglie and les P (read full article)

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