[Originally posted on my blog briciole as salsa di mele arrosto / roasted applesauce]
A little while ago, a friend of mine gave me a case of apples…
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[Originally posted on my blog briciole as English-style Coulommiers (a.k.a. English farmhouse cheese)]
I am not sure why I had never tried to make this fresh cheese before, but I am certainly glad that the availability of fresh goat…
Continue [Originally posted on my blog briciole as roveja]
(Pisum arvense) — About a year and a half ago, I received an email from a reader asking me about…
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[Originally posted on my blog briciole as formaggio fatto in casa: Caerphilly]
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[Originally posted on my blog briciole as formaggio tipo gorgonzola fatto in casa: Fourme d'Ambert]
In my recent…
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[Originally posted on my blog briciole as crema (da spalmare) di fagioli cipolle e pomodori ciliegia]
This is another example of…
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[Originally posted on my blog briciole as zuppa di porri e patate]
Two years ago, I wrote a post about making chicken stock according to a recipe by Julia Child. I have been using that recipe ever since, every time I roast a…
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[Originally posted on my blog briciole as formaggio coi buchi fatto in casa: Jarlsberg]
In a previous post, I reported about…
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[Originally posted on my blog briciole as coste gratinate]
When you see beautiful bunches of rainbow chard like the ones in the photo, what is a farmers' market shopper to do?
I brought home one and used the leaves to prepare a very…
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