We have trippa and lampredotto sold as two different items, but they may very well just differ in nuances. We have lots of those instances with food.
We have aragosta and astice, which both mean lobster. I have yet to understand the difference. Many times have I found myself talking about an aragosta and being corrected, “no, that’s an astice!”
that looks really tasty!!! Can I ask please how do you make the grits? What grits do you use and how much and how do you cook them? I´m from Germany and I think we don´t have grits. The only thing I can find is “polenta”, its from corn too but it doesn´t look like grits. I hope you can help me out. Thank you very much!
That looks awesome. It doesn’t look like budget food!
My dinner last night. I wasn’t planning to take a picture of it, but it was so incredibly good after a week of planned meals, I had to root around for my phone and take one. Along with it I had two frosty blackberry martinis, which were so good I nearly died. They may have contributed to my exceptionally positive response to the meal. There was a salad bar and yummy dense dark bread that all got eaten, so you’ll have to use your imaginations.
Saturday is always Dutch baby day. Now that we have kids, we needed a bigger cast iron. Sadly, I can’t get it to rise right yet. Thinking the pan might need more time to be seasoned.