Category: Meat
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SCOTTADITO
Scottadito is a quick, grilled dinner fix. In Italian it means “burned fingers” due to you not being able to wait until the meat cools before eating it, and it is true. As simple as this meal is, the taste is a knockout and the meat is so tender and juicy that it just falls off…
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PASTA BOLOGNESE
Pasta Bolognese is a traditional Italian dish originating from Bologna. It is a robust meat sauce and the most commonly consumed of the pasta sauces. My recipe teaches you how to make a no-hassle sauce that is full of flavor that will make you lick the plate clean. After searing the meat on a high…
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ITALIAN STUFFED CHICKEN
This is a dish using a few number of ingredients that combined pack such an intense flavor, it will make you feel you are in Italy! The sweetness of the sundried tomatoes compliment the saltiness of the prosciutto. Add melted fresh mozzarella into the mix and you have a symphony of flavors brewing! This dish…
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Bison Chili
After a long winter’s day of shoveling snow or after just lazing around the house while it is cold outside, I like to enjoy a nice, hearty bowl of chili. Chili, like many soups and stews, is a great dish for any cold day that can be tailored to the chef’s preference. For my chili,…
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Lamb Chops with a Red Wine and Pomegranate Reduction and Garlic, Butter, Rosemary Potatoes
This is a specialty recipe that I made as dinner for my 26th birthday! I hope you enjoy cooking and eating this as much as I did. Bon appetit! For the lamb chops Prep Time: 5 Minutes Cook Time: 10 Minutes Ingredients: 4 lamb chops 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon black pepper 1 teaspoon oregano…
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Braised Oxtail and Kale with Polenta
Oxtail is delicious, tough meat, but when cooked properly it becomes this melt-in-your mouth delicacy. It takes a while to cook until the meat becomes tender, but once it does, you are in for a treat. I braised my oxtail with red wine and kale and served with polenta, which is corn meal that when cooked,…
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Wild Boar Ragout with Pappardelle
For this recipe I decide to combine the French ragout with the Italian ragu. Although the popular known Italian ragu is a tomato based sauce, it varies from its French counterpart in that, the French version is stew-like rather than sauce-like. The inspiration for this came on a cold winter day and when it finally…
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