It’s already good, just be careful not overcook it.
Educated Palate: Lael & Giuliano Hazan’s Blog
Italian Ricotta Cheesecake for Mother’s Day
This ricotta cheesecake is airy and smooth and doesn’t make one feel heavy. At the party, it was the first dessert to go –next time I’ll have to make more.
Fresh Peas and drawing out the flavor
The most sublime dish that uses fresh peas is vignarola, the Roman vegetable braise that also includes artichokes and fava beans.
Grilled Marinated Chicken Breast and The Today Show
(Grilled and Marinated Chicken) is a casual dish that solves the problem of dried out chicken. Marinating it with lemon starts the cooking process and actually reduces the time on the grill. The breasts come out succulent and flavorful, wonderful for all of us in the rest of the family who enjoy chicken.
Artichoke Risotto: Risotto ai Carciofi
Creating artichoke risotto can be a bit intimidating. The artichokes need to be trimmed properly and at first the technique can be a bit daunting. No worries, just a bit of practice is needed. We like to use the small artichokes that in our stores come in packets. They are more tender than the big globe artichokes and are easier to trim.
American Politics and Food: Sandra Lee
Sandra Lee believes that people who place too much importance on fresh ingredients are snobs.
Chocolate Custard with an Italian Twist of Amaretti Cookies
The only hard part in this recipe is waiting for it to cool. If we aren’t careful, we often will see smudge marks on the top where our youngest daughter has “checked” to see if it was ready yet. However, this is not just a children’s dessert, it is an elegant ending to an adult meal.
Beef Tenderloin on a Salt Block
After only a few minutes we had the most delectable, mouth watering, perfectly seasoned meat.
Culinary Vandalism as Creativity or…. then you do something more.
The craft of cooking is not only practicable at home, it was born in the home.