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Franci

Franci

I looooove radicchio, any bitter vegetable, really @liamsaunt, I would use the outside leaves cooked. You can use it in a risotto (paired with a cheese) or cook pasta, something spicy too, in a soup with potatoes. Make a frittata or stuffing for pizza (like pizza di scarole) or a torta ligure with rice, or think of some Turkish variation as well. The center I will leave for salad (I collect all the hearts of my bitter chicories to add to my salad mix, the more bitter the better. Edit to add: you can do also the classic pairing with raisins and pine nuts, and some vinegar ( if you don’t like as much the bitterness). 

 

 

And for us, today’s fish. Another one we have not tried yet: barrel fish. I think I will grill the yellow jack and yellow tail for tonight and the barrel fish for lunch tomorrow. 

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Franci

Franci

I looooove radicchio, any bitter vegetable, really @liamsaunt, I would use the outside leaves cooked. You can use it in a risotto (paired with a cheese) or cook pasta, something spicy too, in a soup with potatoes. Make a frittata or stuffing for pizza (like pizza di scarole) or a torta ligure with rice, or think of some Turkish variation as well. The center I will leave for salad (I collect all the hearts of my bitter chicories to add to my salad mix, the more bitter the better. 

 

 

And for us, today’s fish. Another one we have not tried yet: barrel fish. I think I will grill the yellow jack and yellow tail for tonight and the barrel fish for lunch tomorrow. 

29242D61-1D48-4CF8-8575-DF5E4431267E.jpeg

B7167699-D016-4705-AF45-949CB7E25BF7.jpeg

Franci

Franci

I looooove radicchio, any bitter vegetable, really @liamsaunt, I would use the outside leaves cooked. You can use it in a risotto (paired with a cheese) or cook pasta, something spicy too, in a soup with potatoes. Make a frittata or stuffing for pizza (like pizza di scarole) or a torta ligure with rice, or think of some Turkish variation as well. The center I will leave for salad (I collect all the hearts of my bitter chicories to add to my salad mix, the bitter the better. 

 

 

And for us, today’s fish. Another one we have not tried yet: barrel fish. I think will grill the yellow jack and yellow tail for tonight and the barrel fish for lunch tomorrow. 

29242D61-1D48-4CF8-8575-DF5E4431267E.jpeg

B7167699-D016-4705-AF45-949CB7E25BF7.jpeg

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