Hi friends,
I am proposing an Italian starch dish for Christmas in my menu(Buffet style), I am toying of a polenta, risotto, lasagna or others dishes that is practical and suitable for buffet and at the same time maintain its traditionality. Thanks you and do correct me for any misconception.
Thanks you.
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#1
Posted 03 October 2009 - 06:22 PM
主泡一杯邀西方. 馥郁幽香而湧.三焦回转沁心房
"Inhale the aroma before tasting and drinking, savour the goodness from the heart "
"Inhale the aroma before tasting and drinking, savour the goodness from the heart "
#2
Posted 03 October 2009 - 06:43 PM
Take the polenta idea , but turn it into Gnocchi ala Romana.
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#3
Posted 03 October 2009 - 07:12 PM
Thank maggithecat for your prompt reply. Could you share the recipe for Gnocchi ala Romana?
主泡一杯邀西方. 馥郁幽香而湧.三焦回转沁心房
"Inhale the aroma before tasting and drinking, savour the goodness from the heart "
"Inhale the aroma before tasting and drinking, savour the goodness from the heart "
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