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From Kyle Phillips, your Guide to Italian Food
Italians consume a lot of fruit, and even though merendine, the Italian equivalent of Hostess cupcakes and such are by now both common and popular, specials on fruit are still among the most popular items in supermarkets. This past week cherries were on sale, and we used my grandmother's cherry pitter to prepare enough to make jars & jars of cherry jam. A fine Sunday! Apricots are also on sale...

Almost Wordless Wednesday: Frittate
If summer has arrived where you live, you will likely want something light and easy to prepare. it's hard to beat a classic Italian vegetable-based frittata in this respect: Briefly... Read more

Tiramisu: A No-Egg No-Cheese Variation
I occasionally get notes from people worried about the raw eggs in tiramisu and the health risk they pose. One option that also neatly sidesteps the risks posed by Mascarpone,... Read more

Almost Wordless Thursday: Mozarella e Pomodori
I'm sorry this is a day late, but I spent most of yesterday driving home from Monopoli, in Puglia, where I was attending Radici, a tasting of Puglian wines. A... Read more

Melanzane, or Eggplant
Last time I mentioned zucchini, but they're not the only vegetable that's beginning to appear in considerable quantity in markets. Eggplant is another, and there are all sorts of ways to enjoy it.


A simple Caponata, which is much more than just eggplant.

 


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