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  • Spinach: an easy tasty way

    Spinach: an easy tasty way

    Sping! Fresh spinach! Wash them, very well. Drain. Heat 1 tbs of olive oil in a big pan, add 1 garlic clove. Add spinach, cover. After 5 minutes add raisins and pine nuts. Cover. Cook … Continue reading →

  • Trofie al pesto

    Trofie al pesto

    Pesto = Genova, Liguria Trofie = Liguria Pesto + Trofie + runner beans + potatoes = liguria, summer, sea Again, nothing more simple then this: Italian cuisine is simple and it’s all about great flavors … Continue reading →

  • How to make pesto

    How to make pesto

    Pesto is not an exact science. Pesto is simple but tricky: you MUST have at hand top ingredients! You need the best Italian (better genovese) basil you can find, better home grown from seeds, the … Continue reading →

  • Roasted tomatoes

    Roasted tomatoes

    Inspired by Jamie Oliver and Amanda Soule, with the last tomatoes I’ll find at the local market, what a better way to use them if not simply roasted in the oven? You can have them … Continue reading →

  • Orecchiette alle cime di rapa

    Orecchiette alle cime di rapa

    An Italian Classic, from the South of Italy, and more precisely from Puglia, the heel of the peninsula. And as most of the traditional Italian dishes is simple, satisfying and tasty In the list of … Continue reading →

  • Cooking like an Italian: Bucatini all’Amatriciana

    Cooking like an Italian: Bucatini all’Amatriciana

    Bucatini all’amatriciana: oh my, how many difficult words are in this simple dish? Bucatini: it’s a thick spaghetto with a hole (buco) in the middle Amatriciana: it’s a kind of pasta sauce, originating from Amatrice, … Continue reading →

  • Ragù di carne

    Ragù di carne

    Bolognaise sauce, sauce bolognaise, ragù alla bolognese. Call it as you please, but please please please, make it in the right way! No strange stuff, like cilantro, cream, spring onions… Keep it simple and plain! … Continue reading →

This is, may be, too much…

This morning I was happily going through my March issue of Olive (courtesy of my kind friend Sarah Blow), one of the prominent British food magazine, and I found an article titled “Cheap Shots. Even … Continue reading →

Posted on 6th March, 2008 by SaraM · 6 Comments

Daring Bakers: Julia Child’s French Bread

I love Julia Child! Love, love, love her! Last summer I read her biography and I was just startled by her voice: clear, gentle, friendly…So, when I saw this month challenge I thought: “GREAT! A … Continue reading →

Posted on 29th February, 2008 by SaraM · 14 Comments

As seen on tv

Or at least on Italian television…Which I seldom watch, but just the other day I catch a glimpse of this thing pictured left… and I thought: “OMG!”Then with my on-line grocery shopping it came as … Continue reading →

Posted on 27th February, 2008 by SaraM · 4 Comments

The new credo

It can sound very snobbish, it can sound very overconfident, but I personally feel like him: “Are you a blogger too? Give me your camera. I’ll take a really blurry, close-up picture of the grapefruit … Continue reading →

Posted on 18th February, 2008 by SaraM · 1 Comment

You are my Catcher Block I’m your Barbara Novak

You are my Christian I’m your Satine.You are my Norman Warne I’m your Beatrix Potter.You are my Lincoln 6 Echo I’m your Jordan 2 Delta.You are my Frank Churchill I’m your Jane Fairfax.You are my … Continue reading →

Posted on 14th February, 2008 by SaraM · 3 Comments

Raw, part 3: lemon salmon

As my Sorrento Lemons were such an hit with the Daring Baker Challenge Lemon Meringue Pie, I thought to use them to marinate some my salmon too… Well, my husband thought of it… As simple … Continue reading →

Posted on 6th February, 2008 by SaraM · 3 Comments

Piperita DIY

Well, this is not the DNA to create your own Piperita from one of my hair: one Piperita is enough in this world I can assure you!!! This week-end I felt handy and so I … Continue reading →

Posted on 4th February, 2008 by SaraM

Raw, part 2: chirashi, kind of

Well, the real chirashi is obviously different, better, with more fish…I’ve tried my best with what I had: it!So I used the same thin slices I used for the sushi and instead of doing little … Continue reading →

Posted on 31st January, 2008 by SaraM · 1 Comment

Raw, part 1: sushi, kind of

A short note on this raw posts: as you read, few days ago I bought a whole salmon of 2 kilos. I processed all that night, but as I’m lazy (and wise), I’ll give slow … Continue reading →

Posted on 29th January, 2008 by SaraM · 9 Comments

Daring Bakers: Lemon Meringue Pie

Ah, the American classic, the one you see in every diner in American movies! The sumptuous, meringue pie with a bright yellow cream filling!!!When I read what the new challenge would be I was really … Continue reading →

Posted on 28th January, 2008 by SaraM · 26 Comments
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