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Italian Cooking with Theresa and Drew
Our blog shows how to cook our family recipes and traditional foods. Throughout the year we add new items fit for each season. We would like to encourage people to cook at home and to use our recipes to get started.
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Friday, February 17, 2012
Green Minestrone ( Minestra Verde)
I love green vegetables. I learned to make this soup from a guy I dated who was from Genoa. It's super easy and comes together very quickly.
4 to 6 Zucchini
1 package of frozen chopped spinach or fresh spinach chopped fine.
2 med onions or 1 large or 2 leeks ( chopped fine in processor)
1 large or 2 medium potatoes ( chopped fine in processor)
Celrey 2 to 3 stalks and leaves
2 cloves of garlic
Chicken broth or substitute
1 can of white beans
2 to 3 bay leaves
Olive oil and a little butter
Variation.. you can add some leftover shredded chicken breast or little homemade meatballs
Pecorino Cheese
Super easy to make. Add olive oil to bottom of your soup pot.
Add the onions, zucchini, celrey, garlic and potato ( all should be cut or processed to fine or course)
Then add chicken broth to fill the pot.
Salt and pepper to taste, bay leafs
Simmer till cooked about 40 minutes or so, add the beans and a dab of butter.
Serve with bread, or add some cooked pasta, or chicken or meatballs.
A very healthy delicous soup.. and add a generous amount of your pecorino romano or your favorite cheese to taste.
Enjoy! You can make it ahead of time.. it tastes better as it stays in the fridge!
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Making espresso and steaming milk.. Morning coffee
Here is a little video on how I make one of my morning coffee drinks. A huge cup consisting of a double espresso and some steamy fluffy milk.
The technique is quite simple. Think of blowing bubbles into your chocolate milk when you were a kid. Insert the valve into cold milk, a cold pitcher helps too. Then gently pull it up towards the surface and you will create foam that will come all the way to the top. It is easy to foam cold milk, so make your foam before you heat the rest of the milk. You can spoon it off the top of the pitcher for cappuccino or hold it back to make a caffe latte. At my cafe we made thousands of coffees and really anyone can do it with a little practice.
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