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Tuscan kale (cavolo nero) bruschetta
20 mins.An iconic appetizer of Tuscan fall and winter. Kale might also be a superfood but it’s mostly good!!
Recipe by Carlo
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Porcini and Parmigiano Salad
30 mins.If you like woods this is the best way to get in symbiosis with them: eating raw porcini. To enjoy them they must be super fresh and you must trust the source.
Good porcini taste sweet and wild! All in all a great experience.Recipe by Carlo
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Cauliflower Florets Soup
70 min.After a weekend of indulgence, I love starting the week with a delicious and healthy soup! 🍲 During the autumn and winter months, I always find a way to recharge by filling up on fresh veggies. 🌿 There’s nothing like a warm bowl of goodness to kickstart the week! 💪🍁
Recipe by Carlo
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Brussels Sprouts with Garlic and Lemon
70 mins.Coupling garlic with lemon may sound weird at first, but they go along very well together with Brussels sprouts
Recipe by Carlo
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Cabbage and Potatoes
70 mins.Vegetables can seem boring, but besides being healthy, they are also very tasty, as in this case
Recipe by Carlo
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Baccalà coi porri (salted codfish with leeks)
40 mins.A very tasty dish from our Tuscan tradition. Once a cheap fish today salted codfish became a star of the Tuscan and Italian cuisine.
This dish is without tomatoes and enhances the taste of the fish.Recipe by Carlo
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Light NY cheese cake
A lighter but equally good cheese cake using ricotta instead of cream cheese.
Recipe by Carlo
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Tacchino in fricassea (Turkey fricassee ala Tuscany)
70 min.Chicken fricassee is a popular Tuscan recipe inspired by the French fricassée: it’s a meat stew coated with a creamy mixture of egg yolks and lemon juice.
Cooking in fricassee style involves pre-frying the meat, browning it in a pan before slow cooking it in a stew.
The typical Tuscan recipe for cooking in fricassee usually uses chicken, but in this case I used turkey.Recipe by Carlo










