photo credit: JOE M500 I had this Italian Easy 5-layer Dip at a party a few years ago and now I serve it at my own dinner parties. Everyone loves it. What’s not to love about cheese and pesto, right? It doesn’t get much more Italian than that. Plus it has roasted red bell peppers, [...]
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photo credit: gildas_f Italian food and wine lovers know the secret to a good stromboli is to have a good dough to start with. The stromboli was actually given its name in a hoagie shop outside of Philadelphia in 1950. The chef named Nat Romano was selling these lots of these baked sandwiches he thought [...]
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photo credit: HiMalta I found this gourmet Italian frittata recipe years ago in the now sadly defunct Gourmet magazaine. People go nuts over this recipe and it is really easy to make. A frittata is kind of like an open face Italian omelet. It is bulkier and sturdier than the delicate French omelet, and is [...]
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photo credit: stevendepolo The Italian gourmet salad of Caponata is most associated with Sicily, although it is believed that the Arabs originally brought it to Italy. The salad is a mixture of eggplant, anchovies, and vegetables that are cooked together in olive oil. Although Caponata was once served as a main meal, these days we [...]
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photo credit: zoyachubby I serve this simple Italian stew with polenta and it always gets thumbs up around our house. I think it is named Italian stew because it contains fennel seed and rosemary. I think the best Italian sausages are the ones that use fennel. Fennel is native to southern Europe, so it is [...]
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photo credit: haldean When I ran across a recipe for Chocolate Italian Honey Cheesecake years ago, I knew that I had to try this one! After all, it has one of those marvelous Toblerone chocolate bars in the recipe. You know the ones – they come in triangular wrapping and the packaging has a picture [...]
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photo credit: Maggie Hoffman Cioppino with Italian rustic bread is a meal fit for a king! I remember the first time I had it. We were literally sitting in the Pacific Ocean off of San Luis Obispo, California. We had to drive our car out onto the pier and park. The meal was one of [...]
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