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Author Archives: Peter Bocchieri
One skillet Italian Sausage and Pepper with Rice
Fads Fads, short lived popularity of objects or behavior that quickly fade away. Can you think of any you experienced as a child? Thinking back one comes to mind, and it involved my brother Richard. He would get obsessed with … Continue reading
Tomato Sauce with Fresh Tomatoes
Most backyard gardeners have picked their last tomato by now. This time of year is when I love to make fresh tomato sauce using the Roma and plum tomatoes I grew myself and allowed to ripen on the vine. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Pasta
Tagged fresh tomato sauce, Italian cooking, Italian food, Italian recipes, macaroni, Pasta, tomato sauce, vine ripened tomatoes
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German Sausage with Apples and Sauerkraut
I know, I’m off the reservation again. But I don’t eat Italian food every night! I actually grew quite fond of this dish and it’s real easy to make on a work night. I’ve been making it for years for … Continue reading
Posted in Beef, Pork
Tagged German food, German Sausage, knockwurst, sauerkraut with apples and sausage
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Pane di Granturco – Corn Bread
Friends from Womb to Tomb When do you remember playing with your childhood friends for the last time ? I thought so. Neither do I. At some point in your childhood, there came a day when it was the last … Continue reading
Posted in Bread
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Roast Leg of Lamb
Leg of lamb on Easter is about as traditional as you can get. I can’t remember an Easter without it. Most families continue having lamb on Easter. It represented a right of spring and rebirth. And it taste wonderful! We … Continue reading
Mpanada di Scarola (Escarole Pie)
The one comfort food that stands out for me among all other comfort foods is scarola. That’s right, scarola, escarole, a vegetable. And scarola was my go to dish when I was sick. I have had my share of childhood … Continue reading
Sausage Rolls
A lot has happened since my last post. So here is the “Reader’s Digest” version. I left New York, sold my house and moved to North East Pennsylvania. Found a job on a daily newspaper that covers Wayne and Pike … Continue reading
Posted in Antipasto, Bread, pizza, Pork
Tagged sausage roll, sausage stuffed bread, stuffed bread
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Eggplant Rollatine
Eggplant is one of my favorite dishes. I don’t care how you prepare it, it’s all good. For years I was a firm believer that if you didn’t fry the eggplant it wasn’t worth cooking. I’ve since curbed that idea … Continue reading
Oxtail Stew
October had different meanings for me growing up in Brooklyn then it does now living in the northern suburbs as an adult. Halloween was in October. And if you lived in Bensonhurst, you looked forward to Halloween. Halloween was the … Continue reading
Chicken and Potatoes Peasant Style
When my grandmother made any meal that included chicken and vinegar, just the aroma from cooking it made me run upstairs in our house to see what was in the oven. When I make this simple dish I can’t help … Continue reading
Posted in Chicken
Tagged baked chicken, Chicken, chicken and potatoes, chicken in vinegar, chicken peasant style
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