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Le Cantine | la valigia di bacco
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La valigia di bacco. 8211; SRC CRASA’. 8211; Vini Scirto. 8211; Fausta Mansio. 8211; Feudo Luparello. 8211; Feudo Santa Tresa. 8211; Alessandro Viola. 8211; Aldo Viola. 8211; Barone di Serramarrocco. 8211; Bosco Falconiera. 8211; Francesco Guccione. 8211; Gueli Vini. Scrivi qui il tuo commento. Inserisci i tuoi dati qui sotto o clicca su un'icona per effettuare l'accesso:. L'indirizzo non verrà pubblicato). Stai commentando usando il tuo account WordPress.com. ( Chiudi sessione. Su VITE DA VINO.
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Searching for Sicily: Marinades for grilling season
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Monday, April 29, 2013. Marinades for grilling season. April is my favorite month in North Carolina. It's warm during the day, cool at night, and insects haven't descended upon our deck. In short, it's a great time of year to grill. Juice and zest of 1 lemon or lime and 1 orange. 4 garlic cloves minced. 1/4 cup soy sauce. 1/4 cup canola oil. Tablespoon or 2 of chopped fresh tarragon leaves. 3 cloves garlic minced. 1 large shallot or 2 small minced. 2 TBS fresh thyme or 1 Tbs dried thyme. 1/4 cup olive oil.
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Searching for Sicily: Walking fish + summer heat = grill
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Monday, May 13, 2013. Walking fish summer heat = grill. When the thermometer hit 86 degrees on Friday I grabbed a roll of aluminum foil, opened a beer and grilled my delivery of fresh seafood. If you've never tried grilling clams and whole fish, you should. Grilled clams with salmoriglio sauce. 2 garlic scapes from Four Leaf Farm. 2 lemons, halved and drained. 1/4 cup water or white wine. 1 Scrub the clams and set them on a sheet of foil. 3 Add the now-empty lemon halves to the clams on the foil. I had n...
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Searching for Sicily: Chef Challenge 2013 Recap
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Friday, October 11, 2013. Chef Challenge 2013 Recap. The fifth-annual Durham Farmer's Market. Chef Challenge showcased a trio of new contestants, terrific eggplant preparations and great entertainment (and eating) for all. After Billy Cotter ( Toast. Announced his retirement following back to back titles in 2011 (okra). And 2012 (sweet potato). Market director Erin Kaufman lined up chefs Katie Coleman of Durham Spirits Company. Mike Hacker of Pie Pushers. And Justin Rakes of the The Salted Pig. Mike and ...
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Searching for Sicily: Feast 2012
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Saturday, January 5, 2013. Each Christmas my family hosts a feast of the seven fishes. A Roman Catholic tradition, the meal is typically meatless and served Christmas Eve. It's bad luck to serve an even number of fish, so even if you can't pull off seven, three or five will keep you in God's favor. To learn more about the feast check out Maria Vultaggio's article here. About this holiday before the holiday. Smoked salmon and cream cheese bruschetta. Mussels in white whine and lemon sauce.
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Searching for Sicily: Wild Padrons
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Thursday, August 1, 2013. Padron peppers might be the simplest good time I've ever had. I first tried them in Josh DeCarolis' gnocci with okra caponata. The dish, laced with padrons and guanicale, was fantastic, but I hadn't thought of his preferred heat source until this summer at the market. Padrons are amazing," the vendor told me. Fry them in olive oil for about 5 minutes, then finish with a coarse salt and serve as a side. It's that simple, and they're fantastic.". Putting the kid to bed, picking at...
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Searching for Sicily: Pasta Alla Norma
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Tuesday, August 23, 2011. I took another trip to the farmer's market on Saturday.and came home with four more pounds of eggplant. This week, it went into pasta alla Norma. Pasta alla norma is almost as old as the island of Sicily itself. Named after the heroine in Vincenzo Bellini's famous opera, Norma. First produced in 1831, Norma. I don't know about you, but all this talk about lyric tragedies is making me hungry. Let's move on to the recipe. The innumerable variations of this recipe typically include:.
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Searching for Sicily: August 2013
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Thursday, August 1, 2013. Padron peppers might be the simplest good time I've ever had. I first tried them in Josh DeCarolis' gnocci with okra caponata. The dish, laced with padrons and guanicale, was fantastic, but I hadn't thought of his preferred heat source until this summer at the market. Padrons are amazing," the vendor told me. Fry them in olive oil for about 5 minutes, then finish with a coarse salt and serve as a side. It's that simple, and they're fantastic.". Putting the kid to bed, picking at...
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Searching for Sicily: Chef Challenge Recap
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Tuesday, September 27, 2011. Though the forecast called for steady rain, the weather cooperated on Saturday morning and the third annual Durham Farmer’s Market Chef Challenge was a success. Beginning at 8:30, Fank Stasio. Serving as emcee, introduced chefs Billy Cotter ( Toast. Josh DeCarolis ( Dos Perros. And Shane Magowan ( Geer Street Garden. And judges Johanna Kramer. Heather Greer Klein and myself. A modest crowd gathered on the market lawn when he announced the secret ingredient: Okra! After a roun...
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