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You can?t love cooking if you don?t like to eat? this is my first rule. So I love to eat all the typical dishes of the Italian Cuisine and I love to spend time to cook it. Follow me? Ciao


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2011-04-19 Easter and Christmas Italian Desserts:

Ciao!!    seams to me the first recipe is the Clazoncelli (from Basilicata the reagion of Potenza).    Ingredients for the dough, for about 50 calzoncelli    500gr white flour  1 egg  3 Tbsp sugar  3 Tbsp

2011-04-02 Pizza:

ciao David,    first of all let me say that Pizza Hut or Papa John's are not pizza but, simply, an interpretation of pizza. Italian pizza is completely different.    Personally I like the thin pizza with

2010-02-07 zampone recipe:

Cioa Richard,    try this explanation:    Zampone of Modena is made from the front trotter of a pig. The trotter is stuffed with a mixture of lean meats, belly and back skin and neck fat and boiled before

2010-01-30 A cocktail toast:

Ciao Anne!    I think "E' LA BENVENUTA TRA NOI" that is "you are welcome" in a "formal" way or "GRAZIE DI ESSERE TRA NOI" that is "thank you to be with us" can be appropriate...    I really hope this will

2010-01-09 toast:

Ciao Ted,    the simple phrase is CHIN (CIN) CHIN (CIN (two times). CIN CIN have not a real meaning but, here in italy, is the most similar to "Here's to you". Is a circumstance phrase that is used during

 

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