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Tag Archives: italian
Chicken Marsala
This is a really quick dish to make so have everything else ready to serve before cooking it. We were sent a box of goodies from Marx Foods and I have been dying to try out some of the exotic … Continue reading
Linguine and Clams
This works well as a first course for a large dinner or as a main course in the middle of the week. Buy the clams and mussels fresh the day you plan to make this and keep them in a … Continue reading
Stuffed shrimp
By Katherine This is one of Greg’s family recipes and is a first course on Christmas Eve. So why am I writing it? Well it was up to me to put it together before he got home and some friends … Continue reading
Posted in Appetizers, Food, Italian, Recipes, Seafood
Tagged baking, entertaining, first course, holidays, italian, seafood
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Shrimp Risotto
As I said before, risotto is such an easy dish to make and it seems so fancy. This particular one does need a few special ingredients. The shrimp must be high quality and no smaller than 22-28 count per pound. … Continue reading
Winter bruschetta
We still had a few ripe, red tomatoes to use up from our friend’s late harvest in early December. No, that wasn’t a typo, we live pretty far south. The fruit wasn’t as sweet as what you’d pull off the … Continue reading
Posted in Appetizers, Dinner, Food, Recipes
Tagged baking, bread, feta, italian, tomatoes
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Timpano
Many foodies knows this dish as the set piece in a movie from a few years back. Here it is broken down into steps. Although the filling can be changed to anything, for this timpano you will need two sausages, … Continue reading
Beef and Bell Pepper Stew
This is an excellent hearty stew and the different peppers add color and a nice sweetness to the flavor. Serve over rice or by itself with a good Chianti. Beef and Bell Pepper Stew 1 lb beef cut into 1″ … Continue reading
Peas and Pasta
This is one of the best ways to use leftover marinara sauce. Not to mention it is quick and easy to prepare making it perfect for a midweek meal. I find elbow-shaped pasta works the best for this but any … Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Food, Italian, Recipes, vegetarian
Tagged italian, leftovers, marinara, quick
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Gingerbread biscotti
What’s in your cookie jar? Gingerbread Biscotti 2 1/2 cups all-purpose white flour 1/2 cup white sugar, plus one tablespoon 1/2 cup brown sugar 2 tsp baking powder 3/4 tsp salt 4 eggs 1/4 cup molasses 1 tsp ground ginger … Continue reading
Fall calzones
By Katherine Sometimes ingredients just sort of assemble themselves. I came up with this calzone after Greg bookmarked a simple sausage and turnip recipe from The Silver Spoon. He’d found an easy recipe he could quickly make after work. I’d … Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Food, Italian, Recipes
Tagged baking, dough, italian, pumpkin, root vegetables
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