Burrata cheese, what is it, how to use it?
Natalina writes a bi-weekly column for Guelph Today called “Off the Eaten Path”, this is an excerpt from that column along with a relevant recipe! Cheese, glorious …
Natalina writes a bi-weekly column for Guelph Today called “Off the Eaten Path”, this is an excerpt from that column along with a relevant recipe! Cheese, glorious …
I have adapted this classic Easter dessert so you can make it easily in your home in North America with readily available ingredients!
On its own or with the chocolate, pomegranate glaze it is a delicious dessert that might just become a Christmas tradition!
Cooks that are unfamiliar with eggplant may be intimidated by it, but it is a satisfying vegetable that can make a hearty main course for vegetarians!
If we were ever strapped for time to get dinner on the table, the “go to” was usually “Pasta al pomodoro” which translates to “Pasta with tomatoes”.
So here it is my rendition of a Gooseberry, Frangipane Torte! And I must say, it exceeded my expectations….this is delicious!
My family’s ancestral region of Calabria is famous for the peperoncini or chili peppers! My childhood home had a large vegetable garden…
First let’s recap–we used 3 different flours to produce 3 pizzas. The same recipe and cooking method, just 3 different flours or blends.
Ever since I lived in Italy during the 1990s, I’ve been curious about the differences between North American flour and Italian flour.
“Olive oil is one of the most frequently adulterated food products in the EU…” Extra Virginity, Tom Mueller Extra virgin olive oil, REAL extra virgin …