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Tagliatelle ai funghi

Tagliatelle ai funghi

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Prep Time: 20 Minutes
Cook Time: 20 Minutes

The first time I had tagliatelle ai funghi done right, it was at Trattoria Stella in Serramazzoni, in the foothills of Modena, Italy. When a gastronomical memory persists for over 15 years, you know you had a true culinary pleasure. The beauty of tagliate…

Tagliatelle Ubriacona

Tagliatelle Ubriacona

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Prep Time: 45 Minutes
Cook Time: 30 Minutes

An amazing creation from my favorite restaurant in Florence, Italy. Ubriacona (means drunkard in Italian) you can substitute the tagliatelle with anything really even risotto....sooooo good!!

Smoked Salmon with Creme Fraiche & Tagliatelle

Smoked Salmon with Creme Fraiche & Tagliatelle

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Prep Time: 5 Minutes
Cook Time: 15 Minutes

I read somewhere that this dish is so easy to make that non-chef Italian men cook it to impress their WaGs on Valentine’s Day. I make this about once a month. It takes only as long as it takes to cook pasta, i.e. minutes, a real “busy day” dish…

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.

Classic Ragu' Bolognese

Classic Ragu' Bolognese

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Prep Time: 20 Minutes
Cook Time: 30 Minutes

Anyone who cares about what they eat knows that Ragu is not the sauce that comes out of a jar. This is the classic Italian meat sauce. It can be served with fresh tagliatelle egg pasta, or spaghetti. This is also the same sauce that is used to make a trad…

Pressure Cooker Mini Meatball Broth

Pressure Cooker Mini Meatball Broth

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Prep Time: 10 Minutes
Cook Time: 20 Minutes

You don't need a stock to make this broth, from the Hip Pressure Cooking website, because you make it yourself. Then, the vegetables come out of the pan, to serve as a side dish, and then meat balls, and pastina go in to turn this dish into a one pot mea…

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Eat, Drink and Save Money: Bianca – Get A Meal For A Steal!

posted August 13, 2010 in Harriet Magpie

Well it’s not really a steal…But for New York restaurants, Bianca is definitey worth your money in terms of portions and atmoshere.  It’s a cozy, romantic Italian bistro located on a very pleasant street lined with brownstones and (read full article)

Chocolate Pasta

posted August 10, 2010 in One and Only Chocolate Chic

I kid you not… chocolate pasta?! While some might balk at such a combination, I whole-heartedly welcomed the chance to try something so novel. Check them out!!   Chocolate Pasta       Chocolate Tagliatelle  (read full article)

Italian-Style Pork Steaks with Sage and White Wine

posted August 07, 2010 in The Goddess\'s Kitchen

One of my favourite blogs is “Cooking at Marystow” by the lovely Lucie, her blog is always an inspiration with all her mouth-watering delights. When I spotted this recipe over at her blog I knew I had to make it. Lucie said this was “totally de (read full article)

A thought for Boby – Mâche salad with shrimps on corn purée and truffle oil

posted August 06, 2010 in Citron et Vanille

Une pensée pour Boby – Salade de Mâche aux crevettes sur purée de maïs et huile de truffe Don’t you guys love truffles? I grew up eating them, since my father himself grew up in Italy in a region producing lots of truffles, so when h (read full article)

Jamies Italian restaurant in Glasgow

posted August 02, 2010 in Petite Bouchee - small bites of food

As you can see, I did a bit of a roundtrip in Scotland recently and tried wonderful places. So, I came across Jamie Oliver's Glasgow restaurant and gave it a try. It was incredibly busy which is not suprising as everyone wants a piece of Jamie, or at (read full article)

A different kind of pesto from Sicily – Homemade spinach tagliatelle with pesto alla trapanese

posted June 24, 2010 in Citron et Vanille

Un altro tipo di pesto Siciliano – Linguine agli spinaci con pesto alla trapanese You can really tell someone is Italian by the quantity of pasta they eat…my family eats pasta almost every day…unlike me…I eat it once in a whi (read full article)

05.22.10: dinner (bruschetta and mushroom ragu).

posted May 25, 2010 in The Manhattan Food Project

Bruschetta over Multigrain Crostini When friends come to visit and ask for a home-cooked meal of the Italian persuasion, the proper host puts his machinations for chipotle-glazed meatloaf on hold and break out the macchina-de-pasti.  Tomatoes ar (read full article)

Italy Part 3: Eating out in Malcesine

posted May 15, 2010 in No Love Sincerer...

This is the third and final part of my Italy updates. We has some great food in the small town of Malcesine and I thoroughly disagreed with my travel guide which suggested that most restaurants in the town are awful! Here are some of our highlights.I (read full article)

Sicilian Ricotta and Morels Stuffed Ravioli

posted May 09, 2010 in I SICILIAN

Ravioli di fungi My mom and I have been making homemade food goodies together since she moved to the US almost 20 years ago. We have canned tomatoes, canned caponata, preserved jams and marmalades, crushed green olives and jarred eggplants (read full article)

I can play the mandoline – Zucchini tagliatelle with spicy chick pea tomato sauce

posted May 07, 2010 in Citron et Vanille

Posso suonare il mandolino – Tagliatelle di zucchine con salsa al pomodoro, ceci e origano I bought a new mandoline before I would slice a few of my fingers, one day I cut the tip of my index while shaving fennel and had to go to the emergency (read full article)

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