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CannoliA crisp, light shell with a deliciously rich and creamy sweet ricotta filling. This is one of the most popular desserts in upstate New York |
Joanne
Octubre de 2012 Intermedio |
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Italian Apricot Semolina Sunburst BreadThis bread is adapted from a recipe made at the California Culinary Academy at a "Weekends At The Academy"… |
Bob Vincent
Febrero de 2012 Intermedio |
2 votos
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Dolce Casalinga con pinoliThis is the cake we make for birthdays. It is simply delish. Original recipe is handwritten. Please make any changes to make this cake work for… |
Susanna Yazzie
Febrero de 2011 Avanzado |
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Tuesday Night At The Sonoma Farmers' Market And A Santa Rosa Plum CrostataI must have been a farmer in a previous life. For as long as I can… |
kathy gori
Julio de 2010 Avanzado |
2 votos
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Apricot Clafoutis copyright 2011 art of living.PrimaMedia,Inc/Maria LiberatiThis recipe is from my latest book and winner of the Gourmand World… |
maria liberati
Enero de 2010 Profesional |
5 votos
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I mangiafagioli: Lovers of Tuscan…
Did you know that Tuscans are sometimes nicknamed "mangiafagioli" or "bean eaters"? Indeed, there are many wonderful Tuscan bean dishes like fagioli al fiasco, fagioli all'uccelletto, fagioli e tonno, not to mention those wonderful hearty soups like ribollita. But as we all know, Tuscan cooking has much, much more to offer: pappa al pomodoro, pappardelle sulla lepre, la bistecca alla fiorentina, cacciucco, fettunta, crostini, panzanella... the list is practically endless.
Here's a group dedicated to exploring all the many culinary delights of the birthplace of the Renaissance.
Here's a group dedicated to exploring all the many culinary delights of the birthplace of the Renaissance.
