To celebrate our new blog design we decided to run a contest giveaway and since everyone loves pizza, we thought a pizza party giveaway would be the perfect prize. How would you like to host your own pizza party with authentic Neapolitan products over the holidays? The folks at Wholesale Italian Foods have generously donated this amazing Deluxe Pizza Kit to make over 15 pizzas as a prize. The pizza kit includes San Marzano tomatoes, San Felice Tipo “00″ flour, Mariella Olive Oil,...
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I make a number of different types of cookies every Christmas as it seems that every member of my family has their own favorite cookie. Personally, I prefer simple cookies like this one, as for me, there is nothing as delicious and satisfying as a basic nut cookie made simply with butter, sugar and flour. These cookies use toasted hazelnuts which are finely ground, mixed with the other ingredients, and then the cookies are shaped into half moons. Even though they are rolled in sugar before...
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When we are traveling in Italy, anytime we get close to the sea, we always head for a good local restaurant to enjoy seafood. One dish we order often and thoroughly enjoy is Pasta Pescatore, which is simply pasta topped with a mixed seafood tomato sauce. The seafood within the sauce may change depending on what is fresh that day, but generally there are at least 4 or 5 different types of seafood within the sauce. I recently visited the seafood counter at Whole Foods and asked for a good...
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Stuffed with a filling of sausage, onions, and dried cranberries, this dish is a nice alternative to roasting a whole turkey. I personally prefer turkey white meat over brown, so stuffing a turkey breast is always my first choice unless I am serving a large group of guests. Although it isn’t too difficult to remove the bone and butterfly the turkey breast yourself, you can always ask your butcher to debone and butterfly it for you.
Buon Appetito!
Deborah Mele 2011
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