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FETTUCCINE ALFREDO, an Italian recipe which no Italian knows!

07/21/2015 by Filippo Trapella 2 Comments

Cacio e pepe Vs Fettuccine Alfredo

Ok, this is a sensitive topic; It may erode one of the certainties most deeply rooted into many foodies!

Are you ready?

In Italy, nobody knows fettuccine Alfredo!

Yes, I said it! Fettuccine Alfredo is a fake Italian tradition!

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Filed Under: Food Story Tagged With: Alfredo, american, butter, Cacio, cheese, cuisine, Di Lelio, fettuccine, food, italian, Italian-American, Parmesa, parmigiano, pecorino, pepe, recipe, Reggiano, Roman, Romano, tonnarelli, traditional

TRATTORIA GALLO NERO – a bite of Tuscany in Portland, Oregon

07/07/2015 by Filippo Trapella Leave a Comment

Coming back in Portland to discover the best Italian restaurants,I  stop at “Trattoria Gallo Nero” where chatting the owner Davide, eating a dish of pici and cantucci with vin santo, he tells me how he came to open an authentic Tuscan restaurant on the other side of the world.

Trattoria Gallo Nero Italian restaurant Portland Oregon

DANIELLE, BECCA, DAVIDE, RICK, AND NICHOLAS

The Pearl District of Portland; In a few hundred meters is possible meet a plenty variety of the world. However, forget the hectic life of a big city; here we are on the  more unknown to mass-tourism West Coast part. We are in Oregon.
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Filed Under: Chronicles of Italian Cooks, Travelogs Tagged With: authentic, cantucci, cuisine, Davide, family restaurant, food, gallo, holiday, italian, italy, nero, oregon, portland, restaurant, ribollita, traditional, trattoria, travel, trip, tuscan, Tuscany, vacation

ROASTED CAULIFLOWER DIP

07/01/2015 by Filippo Trapella Leave a Comment

roasted cauliflower dip

Today I propose a healthy, tasty, and very versatile cauliflower dip. It’s delicious with croutons and chips, and perfect to seasoning pasta or aside grilled meat! The ingredients are few and very simple; It will be a success!
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Filed Under: Appetizers, Gluten Free, My Authentic Italian Recipes, Paleo, Recipes, Sauces & Jarred Goods, Vegetarian Tagged With: appetizer, aside, cauliflower, cheese, cuisine, dip, fast, food, garlic, italian, italian cuisine, italy, olive oil, parmesan, parmigiano, quick, roasted, side, vegetarian

ITALIAN MASHED POTATOES – Puré all’italiana

06/24/2015 by Filippo Trapella Leave a Comment

Italian mashed potatoes - puré di patate all'italiana

Everyone likes the mashed potatoes! Today I propose a recipe from my family, the  Italian mashed potatoes. The main characteristic of this recipe is the total absence of lumps, and Its smooth and creamy taste. To obtain a puree in this way is essential to sift the peeled potatoes throughout a good mill. To make my mashed potatoes  even more delicious I added grated Parmigiano Reggiano cheese and white pepper. If you want, you can replace it with another type of grated cheese, the important thing is that it melts and amalgams easy and fast with the puree.
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Filed Under: Gluten Free, My Authentic Italian Recipes, Recipes, Sides, Vegetarian Tagged With: aside, braised, cheese, cuisine, food, italian, mashed potatoes, meats, milk, parmigiano reggiano, potatoes, pure, recipe, russet, stew, vegetarian

AN ALTERNATIVE HAMBURGER IN FLORENCE – Gnam firenze

06/17/2015 by Filippo Trapella Leave a Comment

A hamburger in Florence - Gnam Firenze

Looking for the best hamburger in Florence.

Florence is a destination I’ve been visited frequently during my Italian travels (also because my wife’s parents live there!). If you are foodies, Florence it is a kind of paradise; tasty soups, crispy bruschettas, high quality products, and juicy steaks (click here to read how to cook a Florentine T-bone steak). It is missing only one single thing … a good hamburger with fries! Throughout my last foray into the Florence, my American spirit needed to be fulfill by a delicious burger with fries, but I knew it would be tough challenge satisfy my wish. Luckily I was wrong! After some research and a few failed attempts, I found a place that offers an innovative solution; Delicious organic burgers prepared with local ingredients combining the taste of one of American classics with a touch of Tuscan cuisine.

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Filed Under: Foodie Travels, Travelogs Tagged With: alternative, burger, Dalle nostre mani, eat in Florence, Firenze, Florence, food, Gnam, hamburger, italy, restaurant, tuscan, Tuscany, vegetarian, veggie burger, yum

BUTTERNUT SQUASH CREAM SOUP with fresh dill and goat cheese

12/16/2014 by Filippo Trapella Leave a Comment

butternut squash cream soup with fresh dill and goat cheese

Tired of winter? Here’s a hot and colorful cream soup to brighten up  your dinner! The butternut squash cream soup is a dish that I like to prepare in many versions: Today I propose you a spicy and flavorful version with turmeric powder, dill and goat cheese. You can serve the butternut squash cream soup with wild rice or, alternatively, brown rice.

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Filed Under: My Authentic Italian Recipes, Pasta, Rice & Co., Recipes, Soups, Vegetarian Tagged With: american, butternut, butternut squash, butternut squash recipe, cream, dill, food, pumpkin, pumpkin cream, pumpkin soup, recipe, soup, turmeric, wild rice

Belizean food: a journey in Caye Caulker

12/09/2014 by Filippo Trapella Leave a Comment

Surrounded in the ocean Caribbean, Caye Caulker is a place where time runs slowly and the asphalt has not yet come. “Go slow” suggest the  local people  when you arrive to the island: the racket of mass tourism has stopped in San Pedro while luxury lovers prefer the resorts in the South of Belize. The nearby reef, the second largest in the world, is an irresistible attraction for divers, while the neighboring atolls offer white beaches and mangrove forests to explore. But, Caye Caulker is not just sea and sand; the influence of nearby Mexico and the Creole culture is felt deeply in the Belizean food and on this small island it is possible taste great dishes, simple, but well prepared. So between a boat trip sailing and a dive at the reef, you can relax with a cocktail at the Split savoring tasty grilled fish, burritos and excellent examples of Creole cuisine.

Belizean food

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Filed Under: Foodie Travels, Travelogs Tagged With: belize, Belizean, burrito, cakes, Caribbean, Caulker, Caye, cinnamon, creole, cuisine, culture, diving, fish, food, fry, fry jacks, go slow, grilled, johnny, journey, lobster, Mexican, Mexico, no problem, no shirt, no shoes, nurse, pies, prawns, rolls, sailor boat, shark, snapper

MACKEREL FILLET with escarole salad and dill dressing

12/02/2014 by Filippo Trapella Leave a Comment

MACKEREL FILLETS with escarole salad and dill sauce

Feel like cooking an unforgettable fish fillet in a little time? Here is a simple mackerel fillet with a sesame crust, paired with a salad of steamed endive. To finish the dish with a unique touch, we’ll season it with an tasty dressing of dill chlorophyll — read on to find out how!

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Filed Under: Entrées, Faster Than 45 Mins, Gluten Free, Paleo, Recipes Tagged With: breaded, chlorophyll, crust, cuisine, dill, dressing, escarole, fish, food, foodie, italian, italian cuisine, mackerel, pescetarian, quick, recipe, salad, sauce, sesame, steamed

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