Sunday, March 27, 2011

About Italian Food: We're Still In Emilia Romagna

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From Kyle Phillips, your Guide to Italian Food
Today was day two of the Pellegrinaggio Artusiano; we have left the flatlands of Forlimpopoli, and are climbing the valley towards the Passo del Muraglione and Tuscany. So far it has been a nice excursion, though those of us not used to walking steadily all day are somewhat sore. Tomorrow, the pass and Tuscany! And, they say, steady rain :-(

Almost Wordless Wednesday: Radicchio Variegato di Castelfranco
The Marca Trevigiana, the countryside around Treviso, in the Veneto (Northeast of Venice) produces one of Italy's most distinctive vegetables: Radicchio Rosso. Radicchio rosso is, as the name suggests, red,... Read more

Lingua: Tongue, Usually Beef
If you visit most any Italian market you're sure to see them in a butcher's case. Long, grainy skinned, usually white though they may be spotted, and with a pronounced... Read more

Happy San Giuseppe!
San Giuseppe, Saint Joseph's Day, is March 19 -- tomorrow. Since he was Jesus's father, in Italy San Giuseppe is Father's Day; because he was a resourceful type, he's also... Read more

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Cooking is about ingredients, on the one hand, and technique on the other: Selecting the proper top quality ingredients is vital, as are knowing the techniques necessary to transform them into a tasty dish. Here you'll find all sorts of advice, tips, cookbook suggestions, menus and more.

 


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