When we talk about food and cooking, the word “bianco” [biàn·co], white, is frequently used in the phrase “in bianco” and it means plain food without any colored sauces or additional spices.
… Letter “B” :: (in) Bianco
Tag: italian flavors
Letter “M” :: Set the Moka on fire!
In every single Italian house there is – at least – one. More often than not, many of them, in different sizes.
… Letter “M” :: Set the Moka on fire!
Recipe: Here comes “Turketta”
I’m not sure how the butcher persuaded me to buy some turkey (you must know that I’m not exactly a turkey fan) but here I was, back at home, staring at a couple of big thighs. What to do?
… Recipe: Here comes “Turketta”
Pasta Lover on “Spaghetti alla Chitarra” that Strikes The Right Chord
You don’t need to be a musician to enjoy “spaghetti alla chitarra” [chitarra, pronounced key-tahr-rah, is the Italian word for guitar].
… Pasta Lover on “Spaghetti alla Chitarra” that Strikes The Right Chord
Did you say “Confetti”?
The word confetti /kənˈfetiː/ is synonym for celebration. But don’t get confused with those tiny colourful paper shreds that are thrown at parties.
… Did you say “Confetti”?
Recipe: The Drunken Venison Fillet
While in Trento (in the Italian North Eastern region of Trentino), and cooking with local Grappa, I came up with this recipe…
… Recipe: The Drunken Venison Fillet
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