Recipes by Patricia Turo (Page 2)
Cranberry Orange Biscotti for ThanksgivingAdd little Italian twist to a biscotti recipe by adding chopped cranberries. Great for a Thanksgiving dessert platter. |
2 votes
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Squash Ricotta Gnocchi: A First Dish for ThanksgivingThis time of year when we are thinking about holiday menu try Squash Ricotta Gnocchi as a first dish for you Thanksgiving dinner. |
2 votes
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Autumn in New England, a college tour and Apple Pie CakeNew England, a house filled with the aroma of apples, cinnamon and cake baking in the oven. http://turosdolci.wordpress.com/2010/10/28/autumn-in-new-england-a-college-tour-apple-pie-cake/ |
4 votes
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A French Classic, Tarte TartinStephanie Tatin was the chef in the family-run 'Hotel Tatin' and is known for first creating this dessert in 1889, and it became a French classic. |
1 vote
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BaklavaThis Baklava recipe isn’t overly sweet and for large group parties it is a winner. |
1 vote
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Torrone: A Delicious Chewy Candy Fit for a WeddingThe Festa del Torrone is held every year in the historical center of Cremona in mid November. |
1 vote
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A Fruit That Descended from Paradise – Figs Poached in Red WineArtists have painted the fig leaf to depicted modesty. But the fruit is sweet and alluring. This recipe is so easy anyone could make it and with a little cinnamon ice cream it is dream of a dessert. Reduce the sugar and use them with meats. |
3 votes
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Apple PieSmothered with spices and baked to perfection apple pie season is here. |
2 votes
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Black Squid Ink Risotto with Grilled CalamariBlack squid risotto can be found in many restaurants in Italy but not often anywhere else in the world. I suppose it is because it isn’t easy to find sepia ink. It is a powerful dye made from the ink of the cuttlefish. |
2 votes
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Spätzli And Game, A Swiss SpecialtyA Swiss speciality served with game. Späzli is similar to a dumpling and very easy to make. Made in Switzerland, Austria, Germany and Italy, the recipes are all similar. |
3 votes
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