What do vegetarians eat? Lots of vegetables! Some people call it rabbit food, I don't know why, I swear to you that we are not rabbits! Let's start with the red radicchio, my brother made this: cut the red radicchio into strips and place onto an oven tray lined with baking paper. Drizzle with extra virgin olive oil, salt and dried oregano (he says that dried thyme is better but we didn't have any). Bake until the red par of the leaves is crispy (and most of the bitterness is gone!).
And what about this lovely green cauliflower? I think that green cauliflowers taste 'sweeter' than the white ones, and this one did! I just boiled it al dente, let it cool down and dressed it with extra virgin olive oil, salt and Aceto Balsamico di Modena. Simple but perfect!
Photos and Recipes by Alessandra Zecchini and her brother ©
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What do vegetarians eat? Lots of vegetables! Some people call it rabbit food, I don't know why, I swear to you that we are not rabbits! Let's start with the red radicchio, my brother made this: cut the red radicchio into strips and place onto an oven tray lined with baking paper. Drizzle with extra virgin olive oil, salt and dried oregano (he says that dried thyme is better but we didn't have any). Bake until the red par of the leaves is crispy (and most of the bitterness is gone!).
che simpatica la foto con il "coniglietto" .... garzie per le idee, semplici e pratiche!
ReplyDeleteIo non mangio la carne da 13anni e mi chiamano mucca perche mangio moto le verdure!Ottime le tue idee,carina!Buona settimana!
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ReplyDeleteMucca invece di coniglio... ogni paese ha la sua!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get the beautiful radicchio from?
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I wrote that post in italy Erin, but if you like good radicchio you have to try Art of Produce in Ponsonby (ask owner Aldo di Cesare when he gets radicchio in!).
ReplyDeleteThanks Alessandra. I will try.
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