They don’t look like much, but they tasted great, ricotta with rosemary butter, because the sage has vanished.
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Grano arso is effectively smoked flour, although I don’t know whether they smoke the flour or scorch the grain, as history suggests
Grano arso is effectively smoked flour, although I don’t know whether they smoke the flour or scorch the grain, as history suggests. Either way it makes a beautifully dark loaf with a smoky aroma and sweetish crumb.
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The internet couldn’t make its mind up
The internet couldn’t make its mind up. Cut an X. Cut a Y. Just a slit will do. Round the equator. Round the poles. Boil, steam, roast, microwave.
So, back to basics.
MTAOFC says to peel a strip (I cut a slit) put them in cold water, bring to a boil and boil for 1 minute. Then pull them out three at a time and peel. And by golly if it wasn’t pretty much OK. Better than boiling for longer and better than roasting.
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I’d really like to know what @rachelaliceroddy thinks of the great bucatini shortage and, even more, the great bucatini infatuation, which has been all over the internets and which I mentioned in the latest issue of Eat This Newsletter (link in bio).
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Seen yesterday, while gathering winter fuel (pine cones), a trio of Earth stars
Seen yesterday, while gathering winter fuel (pine cones), a trio of Earth stars. First time I’ve seen them in the wild. There were oysters too, on downed pines, but not enough to bother gathering.
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Inspired by @domenicacooks to attempt one of the great snacks of Naples (and Ischia, where we first came across them).
Inspired by @domenicacooks to attempt one of the great snacks of Naples (and Ischia, where we first came across them).
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In tomorrow's episode, the story behind this earlyish inforgraphic.
In tomorrow's episode, the story behind this earlyish inforgraphic.
How did the Brits become a nation of tea drinkers?
“Comparative Consumption,” Sir James Buckingham, A Few Facts about Indian Tea and How to Brew It (London: Indian Tea Association, 1910, p. 4. British Library shelf mark 07076.48 (4).
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I don’t mean to be churlish, and I’m very grateful to have got it back, but I do wish it were a different colour.
I don’t mean to be churlish, and I’m very grateful to have got it back, but I do wish it were a different colour.
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There’s a first for everything
There’s a first for everything. Never before been served anchovies still in the tin. They were good, I admit.
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All of Rome seems to have agreed that on a day like today there’s only one place to be: at the beach.
All of Rome seems to have agreed that on a day like today there’s only one place to be: at the beach.
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