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weinoo

weinoo

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Last night, I steam broiled the Treviso (on the right) with olive oil and hit it with real balsamic when it was done.  it was a good side to this...

 

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Usually not a big fan of corn anything to do with pasta, as they tend to go a little sweeter than I like. But this orecchiette with fresh corn, house roasted peppers, garlic, scallions, parmesan, assorted herbs was good, and the bitterness of the radicchio went along just fine. I thought the little ears would capture the corn nicely, and they did!

weinoo

weinoo

1196647621_ChefColllective09-21.jpeg.d9e4b75274cd88c5cd86a6a7cfe6e3b3.jpeg

 

Last night, I steam broiled the Treviso (on the right) with olive oil and hit it with real balsamic when it was done.  it was a good side to this...

 

2059416944_Orechiettewithcornetc.Treviso.09-22.jpeg.26fecb0bf8d72f08638345132a831c6a.jpeg

 

Usually not a big of corn anything to do with pasta, as they tend to go a little sweeter than I like. But this orecchiette with fresh corn, house roasted peppers, garlic, scallions, parmesan, assorted herbs was good, and the bitterness of the radicchio went along just fine. I thought the little ears would capture the corn nicely, and they did!

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