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What’s in a name? Stracciatella translates as little rags. And this applies to the three different preparations the name refers …
Italian parsley Prezzemolo or Italian parsley has flat leaves. Whereas the so-called French parsley has curly leaves. Italian parsley is …
Bland but versatile Few cuts are as bland a sliced chicken breast. Everything tastes like chicken breast. And nothing tastes …
Season’s embrace Strawberries and oranges follow each other up chronologically. For a short period they lay together at the greengrocer’s. …
Digest this! Bell pepper is hard to digest. Some joke and say you only have to eat one to have …
Another cabbage? The Savoy cabbage is akin to the green cabbage. The real difference lays in the form of their …
Southern Italy Also peperoncino divides Italy in North and South. Where the North reluctantly uses chili pepper while the South …
Cans and cants Catch as catch can. Storing seasonable fresh ingredients for a rainy day is a nice idea. Whether …
Shrimp vs prawn Shrimp and prawn are two different animals. Both are decapods -ten legs- but that’s where the similarity …
What’s in a name? Stracciatella translates as little
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