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Colori da mangiare !

tomato, mozzarella, cooked ham, black olives, basil and grated Parmesan cheese 😋 a goodness

Feeling at home.

Mamma doing her home-made pasta.

My mum preparing homemade gnocchi. A traditional Italian pasta made with potatoes.

GIUSEPPE GRECO 2007

www.grecoart.altervista.org

 

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What's better than a plate of Italian food that starts with an R =P

simply my favorite type of food !

....non esiste una polenta alla napoletana, direte voi. Giusto, ma questa è la polenta come la faccio io che sono napoletana...ahahah!

Speciale per i giorni freddi come questo.

 

Sliced tomatoes topped with fiori di latte cheese, drizzled with balsamic, olive oil & basil

 

Ho un attacco di foto di cibo :-)

Just baked Ziti, but delicious. There are only a few good restaurants there, and this is one of them.

Preparing tomato preservation like in ancient times and with old recipes.

The picture was taken with Lensbaby Velvet 56 mm @ f1,6

Home made winter squash filled spinach ravioli with walnuts, winter purslane and vegan feta cheese.

 

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Don't we all like Italian food?

Original Joe's Italian Restaurant Is A San Francisco Tradition.

North Beach, San Francisco, Northern California, USA

 

Viewing Full Screen Is Best !

...aujourd'hui " Gnocchi"...

Met idéal pour un jour de pluie!!

Round wooden plate with tomato, vegan cheese and basil bruschetta.

 

Recipe | License photo

Foccacia sandwich with ham and buffalo mozzarella.

Home made crushed fava bean bruschetta with vegan cheese.

 

License photo

スーパーで牛肉2割引のため、牛肉のタリアータ。

つけあわせは長ネギとルッコラの粉チーズかけ。

お皿は唐津焼。

This is my favorite dish from Pasta Viva. It has fettuccine tossed in Alfredo sauce and finished in an 24 month aged Parmigiano Reggiano cheese wheel. It has prosciutto and crushed pistachios on top.

"A Pinsa dea Befana" is the Venetian slang for "Befana's Pinza"; Pinza is this traditional cake...

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.... the tastes of my childhood,

the scent from my grandmother's kitchen in this magic night, my heart full of joy and dreams...

this is a magic cake from my land...

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This cake is from Veneto region: It's traditionally made the Twelfth Night 's eve and it's eaten coming home from the bonfires . The cake is dense and moist, made with paysan "poor" ingredients

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MY RECIPE

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Ingredients:

Serves: 6

300 grams meal flour (farina gialla)

200 grams flour

200 grams butter (softened)

200 grams sugar

50 grams sultanas

aniseed liqueur or Italian Grappa (to soak the sultanas in)

10 dried figs

1 tablespoon aniseed

1 teaspoon baking powder

5/6 dl milk

1 glass water

30 g pine nuts

50 g candied citron (small pieces)

lemon and mandarin or orange peel

salt

 

METHOD

Put the meal and white flours in a pan with sugar. Add hot water and milk and cook to obtain quite a stiff polenta.

Keep on mixing and after 20 minutes add the butter, sultanas , liqueur, aniseeds, dry figs, pine nuts, candied citron and lemon and mandarin or orange peel.

Cook for a further 20 minutes, always stirring the mixture

Pour in a rectangular cake tin lined with wet greaseproof paper and cook in the preheated oven at 180° for about 30 minutes, until brown on the top....

 

Try and enjoy....

 

LOVE, JOY, HAPPINESS, PROSPERITY

FOR ALL OF YOU

FROM THE VERY DEEP OF MY HEART

IN THIS NIGHT AND FOREVER.

MAY YOUR DREAMS BECOME REALITY.

YOUR FRIEND

Elisabetta

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