Ciao a tutti! The past week at Giglio Cooking School has been incredible. I spend three and a half hours every
morning doing what I love…cooking!! But I’m doing so much more than just
cooking. I’m learning completely new things, different techniques and
preparations. The other day I cleaned and gutted a fish for the first time. I
know I shouldn’t be as excited about that as I am, but I can’t help it. I love
all aspects of food, from the prep to the final product. Next week we’re doing
a full class devoted to one of my favorite pastas…GNOCCHI!! This past week we
did a lot of fish so I wanted to share some of the lovely dishes we’ve made.
Ciao ciao for now!!
his is a lovely preparation for shrimp. The sauce is made with garlic, onion, olive oil and the shells and heads of the shrimp. Wine, a little water and parsley are added, as well as a little starch to thicken the sauce.
Risotto with Shrimp
If
you grew up in an Italian household, odds are, at some point you had a take on
this dish. Mussels and clams served in a light tomato broth served with
crunchy, grilled bread.
Raw
Marinated Salmon and Celery Root Soufflé
Sea
Bream with Artichokes
This
was a perfect fish for me, not very strong, just the way I like it. The fish
was sautéed with olive oil, salt, parsley, garlic, white wine and artichokes
which were cooked to perfection. I think I have learned the trick to preparing
and cooking the perfect artichokes, I promise I will share it with you all
soon!
BUON APPETITO!!
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