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Zuppa di castagne, fagioli e patate / chestnut, bean and potato soup
By briciole
11/09/12 00:12
[cliccare il link per andare alla versione in italiano] portrait of a soup The smell of roasted chestnuts (caldarroste) more than anything else means autumn (autunno) to me. Every year, my mother would buy a large case of chestnuts from someone in Casperia,...
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Frico con patate / frico with potatoes
By briciole
10/18/12 15:28
Three years ago, I read my first Pepe Carvalho novel, Tattoo. It inspired me to make caldeirada (traditional Portuguese fish stew), as recounted in this post. I arrived at Manuel Vázquez Montalbán (1939-2003), Carvalho's creator, through the Montalbano...
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Gnocchetti sardi al sugo / Sardinian gnocchi with tomato sauce
By briciole
08/26/12 21:24
[cliccare il link per andare alla versione in italiano] malloreddus (Sardinian gnocchi) Another cool type of handmade pasta! You can tell I am having a lot of fun with my recent explorations of traditional Italian pasta shapes. As the Abbecedario culinario...
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Maccheroni al ferro al sugo / handmade maccheroni with tomato sauce
By briciole
08/16/12 21:43
Handmade maccheroni with tomato sauce I am on a roll with handmade pasta. Just in the past few weeks, I have made strascinati and orecchiette. Here, I continue my exploration of pasta shapes with maccheroni al ferro. maccheroni making in progress In my...
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Pane di mais con mirtilli
By briciole
06/26/12 22:04
Blueberry cornbread blueberry cornbread for breakfast Please, help yourself to a square of the moist, golden cornbread punctuated with juicy blueberries that I just cut. It's light and substantial at the same time, lightly sweetened and rich in flavor....
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M come Matera (Basilicata): strascinati con la menta
By briciole
06/18/12 18:34
M like Matera (Basilicata): strascinati with mint [cliccare il link per andare alla versione in italiano] ready to be served "La città dei Sassi" (the city of the stones): this definition in crossword puzzles taught me what is the defining feature of Matera,...
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Minestra d'orzo e borlotti
By briciole
06/04/12 08:44
Barley and borlotti soup [cliccare il link per andare alla versione in italiano] barley and borlotti soup with a colorful twist Often the colors in a dish are a good part of its appeal, but other times there is a disconnect: the dish doesn't attract the...
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Minestra di verdure stile ribollita
By briciole
04/21/12 18:31
Ribollita-inspired vegetable soup [cliccare il link per andare alla versione in italiano] ribollita stage Our tour of the 20 regions of Italy organized by Trattoria MuVarA brings us to Toscana (Tuscany). Though I like Firenze (Florence) and have been there...
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Kefir fatto in casa
By briciole
03/23/12 14:22
Homemade kefir mango lassi made with kefir A couple of months ago, I made kefir using this culture. The process was straightforward and in about 24 hours, we could taste it. I ended up making fresh cheese with it: I will describe that in an upcoming post....
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Novel Food #15: tortine al cocco e mango
By briciole
03/12/12 15:23
Coconut and mango friands "Oh, mamma, that shows you never saw Mr. Thornton. He looks like a person who would enjoy battling with every adverse thing he could meet with — enemies, winds, or circumstances. The more it rains and blows, the more certain we...
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Una pasta veloce per cena numero 254: il riepilogo
By briciole
03/09/12 15:52
Presto Pasta Nights #254: the roundup It's Friday and therefore it's time to share the pasta dishes that I have received in my inbox throughout the week — links and photos, of course, though I certainly wish someone could figure out a way to receive actual...
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Pesto secco
By briciole
03/02/12 04:14
Dry pesto rocchetti al pesto The name pesto comes from the past participle of the Italian verb pestare (to pound). In fact, pesto is made by placing the ingredients in a marble mortar (mortaio). I read that, once basil leaves are added, circular movements...
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Trota al vino rosso
By briciole
02/23/12 19:18
Trout in red wine [cliccare il link per andare alla versione in italiano] trout in red wine With this post, I am starting an exploration of traditional dishes from the various regions of Italy in the company of other bloggers. We start from the north-west...
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Un cuore di formaggio
By briciole
02/14/12 19:11
A heart of cheese homemade kefir cheese (with dukkah and cacao nibs) The original plan was to post the details of how to make the heart-shaped cheese (formaggio a forma di cuore) above today, but I had and have other tasks to attend to and so, in the meantime,...
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Pasta sfoglia "alternativa"
By briciole
01/21/12 00:55
"alternative" puff pasty [cliccare il link per andare alla versione in italiano] I agonized a bit over the title for this post. Marta of Mangiare è un po' come viaggiare (eating is a bit like traveling) whose post inspired me, calls it pasta sfoglia light,...
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Cavolo broccolo romanesco, verdura frattale
By briciole
11/23/11 07:38
Romanesco broccoli, fractal vegetable NOT a computer-generated image NOT created by Pixar A fractal has been defined as "a rough or fragmented geometric shape that can be split into parts, each of which is (at least approximately) a reduced-size copy of...
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Peperoni al curry
By briciole
11/04/11 17:49
Curried sweet chili peppers [cliccare il link per andare alla versione in italiano] Last Saturday, I brought back from the farmers' market the three beauties you see in the photo. The farmers who grew them specializes in peppers and has a great selection....
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Formaggio fatto in casa: robiola
By briciole
10/30/11 16:53
Homemade robiola on the cutting board, with salt-and-pepper cookies Remember the photo I published recently for Black and White Wednesday where I held in my hand a nice piece of fresh cheese? I wrote then that I would talk a bit more about the cheese portrayed...
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Bialy per la giornata mondiale del pane
By briciole
10/16/11 22:44
Bialys for World Bread Day 2011 I have been baking bread at home for a few years now, but I have missed World Bread Day because the event sort of sneaked up on me finding me unprepared. This year, I made a point of being prepared, so I have a nice bread...
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Amo fare il formaggio
By briciole
09/28/11 15:53
I ♥ making cheese Just unwrapped Last Sunday, I made cheese after a couple of weeks hiatus. The cheese in my hand was made with cow milk and drained in ricotta baskets. The imprint on the surface is due to the cheese netting I have been using recently instead...
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