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	Pizzelle, Anise Flavor by J. Gino Genovesi The word Pizzelle is an Italian word which loosely means small, flat and round. They are wafer-type cookies which originated in the region of Abruzzi, Italy and known to exist as far back as the 8th Century. Pizzelles were originally baked on double-sided irons embossed with the family crest. The irons usually had long handles…	1 vote 5117 views
	Favorite Thin Crust Pizza Supreme by Salad Foodie Homemade pizza for us means thin crust, preferably whole grain, a sparse smear of pizza sauce plus meats, cheese and veggie toppings. This is the recipe we’ve made for eons, developed over time to our taste by trial and error. The crust is thin yet firm enough to hold both the toppings and its shape without flopping when eaten. We…	1 vote 1 comment 6341 views
	Cannellini bean hummus by Frosted Flaker This bean dip is similar to regular hummus, but a little creamier and smoother. Serve it with pita bread, pita crackers or vegetable dippers. It couldn't be easier!	1 vote 5180 views
	Gino's Noodle Dough by J. Gino Genovesi Noodles, in many forms, have been a staple food in many parts of the world for centuries. China, Japan, Italy all take credit for creating the noodles. However, the earliest records appear in a book written between AD25 to 220 in China. No matter the origin, noodles have been a staple food, relatively cheap, quick to prepare and…	2 votes 1 comment 6734 views
	Vino Cotto (Vincotto) Cheesecake Bars by Deena Montillo A light-textured cheesecake filling over an amazing almond flour crust!	6 votes 2 reviews 8041 views
	Cotechino con lenticchie by Frank Fariello No Italian New Year's celebration would be complete without this dish of a delicious pork sausage served with lentils. New Year's Eve for Italians—like so many other holidays—is marked by a large, festive meal, often an elegant seafood dinner, called the cenone di San Silvestro or cenone di Capodanno, the word 'cenone' being Italian…	2 votes 1 review 2 comments 3104 views
	BORLOTTI BEAN MINESTRA by Staffan Terje These classic Italian beans are a medium large tan bean, splashed with red/black to magenta streaks. It is very popular in Italian and Portuguese cuisine. They are also known as Cranberry beans in the US. If you can't find Borlotti beans, you can always use pinto beans.	4 votes 1 review 13613 views
	Vegetable Lasagna by Salad Foodie Lasagna laced with garden vegetables and whole wheat noodles makes a healthier pasta alternative to traditional lasagna. Don’t let the list of ingredients and/or chopping daunt you.(I just consider it my afternoon therapy session.) The veggies are cut in small pieces to layer better between noodles. Sub any combo of veggies preferred…	2 votes 1 review 1 comment 13967 views
	Mom’s Stuffed Cabbage by The Practical Chef A hearty mixture of beef and pork rolled in cabbage and baked.	1 vote 1 comment 6013 views
	Anginetti: Lemon Drop Cookies by Joanne Deliciously light, lemony, and zesty. An easy cookie to make and it looks terrific on any party tray.	1 vote 9197 views
	Awesome Mini Pepperoni Stromboli's by Denise Sherin These mini Stromboli's are great for lunch, dinner or parties! Using frozen bread dough in 12 pre-sectioned roll form keeps your dough uniform, but you can use loaf form and divide it into 12 sections yourself. You can change the filling to anything you like. This recipe uses Pepperoni, but you can use sausage, steak, chicken or…	1 vote 4493 views
	Double Sausage Pizza by Patti Fisher Ken’s friend David came over so Ken could help him fix his computer. To thank him he wanted to treat us to take out pizza. Oh no, my friend, Patti can make a sausage pizza to make shop owners cry. She uses lots of our favorite sausage and Ken’s smoked cheeses, plus Chef of the Future Floribbean Rub & Seasoning. An easy and quick pizza…	1 vote 1 comment 3608 views
	Mesclun Mix with Goat Cheese, Apricots, Prosciutto and Vino Cotto (Vincotto) by Deena Montillo This delicious salad is easy to prepare and makes a great presentation when served at a dinner party...you'd almost think it was a dessert!	5 votes 1 review 2 comments 3895 views
	Linguine with Fresh Tomatoes by Robyn Savoie Since we can have great tomatoes year around, we can always enjoy their fresh flavor this way. Remember: Never store your fresh tomatoes in the refrigerator, the cold ruins their taste and texture. Keep them right on the counter so they'll be sweeter and juicier.	2 votes 1 review 2 comments 6849 views

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