All recipes » Appetizers & snacks » Italian » Vegan
Zucchine a scapece by Frank FarielloThere are four quintessential Italian summer vegetables: tomatoes, peppers, eggplant and zucchini. Of these, zucchini seems to get the least respect, perhaps because zucchini plants are so prolific that the surfeit soon becomes a problem. New zucchini can literally sprout from one day to another, and the production—especially around… |
4 votes
3992 views
|
|
Cavolfiore alla napoletana by Frank FarielloHere's another quick and easy vegetable side dish or light supper: "Neapolitan style" cauliflower, known in Naples itself as cavolfiore con passi e pinoli. A recipe for this dish is contained in the classic tome, La cucina napoletana by J.C. Franscesconi (recipe 527 on page 534). |
2 votes
2576 views
|
|
Carciofi alla romana (Roman-style Artichokes) by Frank FarielloDear readers: I am back from my travels, at my blogging post just in time for the first day of Spring. Artichokes are back in season! And is there any vegetable more typical of Roman cooking, perhaps of all Italian cuisine, than the artichoke? What better way to get back to work, then, than this dish, one of the most typically Roman… |
2 votes
11866 views
|
|
Hummus and Bruschetta Appetiser by judeeQuick, easy, and delicious and makes a great presentation.. A marriage of Middle Eastern and Italian all in one. Something different for your next party.Yum! |
2 votes
4925 views
|
|
Eggplant Ragout with Hazelnuts, Chocolate and Raisins by Lynn
|
1 vote
5964 views
|
|
Home Made Sun Dried Tomatoes by gypsy696
|
1 vote
2638 views
|
|
Italian Bruschetta by Phyllis SmithThis is as close as I have gotten to the treat I have enjoyed in Italy many times. Some regions include ricotta cheese, some have parmigiano reggiano shredded on top; this is simple and, depending on the bread, vegan. The amounts of vinegar and oil can be adjusted according to individual tastes. |
1 vote
2007 views
|
|
A Neapolitan Christmas: Insalata di rinforzo by Frank FarielloThis zesty cauliflower salad is a fixture on family tables in Naples during the Christmas season. And it couldn't be simpler to make. |
1 vote
2016 views
|