Entries by plumastudio

pan of cicarelle and mustard leaves

Mustard belongs to the Crocifere family (cabbage, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, turnips, broccoli, broccoli, cabbage, and mustard) It has a very aromatic flavor, decidedly stronger and more pungent than turnip greens and its tender leaves are excellent to eat raw in a mixed salad. From its seeds the known sauce is obtained which is also called […]

almond and anise cake

An aniseed dessert with an ancient flavor of times gone by. The base is the typical yogurt plum cake. Decreasing the amount of flour and replacing it in part with that of almonds, I obtained a full-bodied, moist, soft and not soft and dry dough.

Ciro Pipoli and my cousine

I had the chance to meet and host Ciro Pipoli a couple of days in the kitchen with me and my work group. Ciro Pipoli (napoli_naples) is probably the youngest and most famous Neapolitan instagramers.

cherry tomato confit

Put the tomatoes and whole garlic cloves in a greased baking pan with the shirt. Season with salt and pepper, sprinkle with plenty of granulated sugar and bake at 150 degrees for two hours.

short pastry and quince pastries

I continue on my way, making you share in how good simple things are! Short pastry, quince paste, almonds and nothing more for these pastries whose taste reminds us of our south … Lecce and its magnificent pasticciotti! Sometimes I wonder how it is possible that these apples so ugly, impossible to eat, hard to […]