When God gives you tomatoes and basil, you make a sauce.
Today I picked up some beautiful pomodorini (small tomatoes) at the farmers
market, along with some free basil. I quartered the pomodorini, added cipolla
(onion), olio extravergine di olive (extra virgin olive oil), sale marino (sea
salt), and the basilica (basil), then cooked them into a delicious rustic
sauce. I used a pasta dell’uovo (egg pasta) with the sauce and topped with some
Grana Padano cheese. We also had fete di tachino (turkey cutlets). I seared
them, then put them in the oven with olive oil, rosamarina (rosemary), vino
bianco (white wine), and limone (lemon). The pranzo (lunch) was easy and
delicious.Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Foodtopia Moments
When God gives you tomatoes and basil, you make a sauce.
Today I picked up some beautiful pomodorini (small tomatoes) at the farmers
market, along with some free basil. I quartered the pomodorini, added cipolla
(onion), olio extravergine di olive (extra virgin olive oil), sale marino (sea
salt), and the basilica (basil), then cooked them into a delicious rustic
sauce. I used a pasta dell’uovo (egg pasta) with the sauce and topped with some
Grana Padano cheese. We also had fete di tachino (turkey cutlets). I seared
them, then put them in the oven with olive oil, rosamarina (rosemary), vino
bianco (white wine), and limone (lemon). The pranzo (lunch) was easy and
delicious.