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Recipes by Frank Fariello (Page 14)

Impepata di cozze (Peppered Mussels)

Impepata di cozze (Peppered Mussels)

Here’s a recipe that’s so simple you could call it a non-recipe: impepata di cozze, or Peppered Mussels. To…

Dec 2015
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Cacio e pepe, a Roman classic

Cacio e pepe, a Roman classic

When you’re in a real hurry or just too tired to cook anything too elaborate, here’s a great solution: cacio e pepe, literally ‘cheese and pepper’,…

Dec 2015
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Strudel di mele (Apple Strudel)

Strudel di mele (Apple Strudel)

I first learned to make Strudel when I was living in Vienna, its birthplace. Strudel is also made in Italy, in particular in the Northeastern…

Nov 2015
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Insalata di arance e finocchi (Orange and Fennel Salad)

Insalata di arance e finocchi (Orange and Fennel Salad)

It might be the season, but coming right on the heels of our recent post on Sausages and Grapes, today’s post…

Nov 2015
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Salsicce all’uva (Sausages and Grapes)

Salsicce all’uva (Sausages and Grapes)

The use of fruits in savory dishes was once common place in Italian cooking, as it was in European cooking…

Oct 2015
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Peas and Eggs (Piselli cacio e uova)

Peas and Eggs (Piselli cacio e uova)

Columbus Day is right around the corner, and as regular readers know, that’s the occasion each year for us to…

Oct 2015
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Fritto misto di mare

Fritto misto di mare

There’s a saying in Italian: fritte son bone anche le scarpe, meaning “even a shoe tastes good when it’s fried”. Well, I couldn’t agree more, and…

Sep 2015
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Spaghetti alla colatura di alici

Spaghetti alla colatura di alici

If you’ve ever had occasion to read the 4th century Roman cookbook De Re Coquinaria, popularly known as…

Sep 2015
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Spaghetti alla colatura

Spaghetti alla colatura

If you’ve ever had occasion to read the 4th century Roman cookbook De Re Coquinaria, popularly known as Apicius, you will have noticed that an…

Sep 2015
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Caponata napoletana

Caponata napoletana

Italian cookery can be confusing. As we’ve talked about before, it’s highly regional and even local, so much so that some people say that there is…

Aug 2015
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