Sardinian Bottarga
Bottarga di Muggine, aka Bottarga, it is basically salted and dried mullet roe eggs and is often referred to as the “poor man’s caviar or as the gold of the…
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Bottarga di Muggine, aka Bottarga, it is basically salted and dried mullet roe eggs and is often referred to as the “poor man’s caviar or as the gold of the…
We all know about using lemon juice, zest, peel, slices, and preserved lemons in the kitchen, but what about the leaves? Although often overlooked, lemon leaves have a refined and distinctive…
🧀 Some Useful Kitchen Tips: Cooking with Hard Cheese Rinds 🧀 The rinds of hard Italian cheeses like Parmigiano_Reggiano, Grana_Padano, and Pecorino_romano are a hidden gem in the kitchen. They…
Broccoli is a delicious and versatile vegetable packed with nutrients, though too often we simply discard the stalks once the florets have been removed. You could use them in a stock…
Let’s start by saying it: throwing away celery leaves is a crying shame. Not only are they packed with valuable nutrients, vitamins, and antioxidants, but they are also delicious! Celery…
