Tidbits... Basil, from the Greek word “basilicon” means regal or worthy of royalty. The antique Egyptians used basil as a sacrificial offer to the Gods, while...
Tidbits...Caesar salad was a great food fad in the 1940's. It was not named after Julius Caesar, but supposedly introduced by an Italian American restaurateur,...
Tidbits...This recipe is simple, savory and very popular....
Tidbits...Papacelle peppers are sweeter and more tender than bell peppers. They are smaller, round and bake beautifully!...
Tidbits...the name "pesto" Genovese originates from "pestare" which means to pound or crush. Originally this sauce was made only by mortar and pestle, but fortunately...
Tidbits…Caponata recipe can be found in side dishes posts. “Eggplant Caponata”...