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Tagliatelle with Sculpit

Tagliatelle with Sculpit

Sculpit or Stridolo is a treasured Italian green herb that is almost completely unknown here in America, which is a shame, gastronomically speaking. Its’ flavors have been compared to a blend of Chicory, Arugula and Tarragon, but milder and with its’ own unique flavor. A fast-growing annual, it is traditionally found on the edge of [...]

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Heirloom Oregano: A Culinary Herb in a League All its Own

A fast growing herb, oregano serves many purposes beyond the kitchen counter. Related to mint (but nowhere near as sweet), oregano is a popular herb found throughout Italian, Greek, and Mexican cuisines. Whereas Greek oregano is very strong and slightly bitter with a clove-like afterbite, Mexican oregano is almost all bitter, and can be almost [...]

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Heirloom Zucchini: A Culinary Delight, When Prepared Right

Today we are bringing you an article from a guest author that has a wonderful website full of delicious recipes that are all easy and tasty to make. Elizabeth Trementozzi Krause has kindly contributed this article on a very common yet misunderstood vegetable that has many uses in the kitchen. Please read, enjoy and let [...]

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