Eating In with Lynne Rossetto Kasper

Serve warm by reheating the pudding in its mold at degrees for 20 minutes, then release the sides of the pan and set the torta on a second plate. The pudding can be made 1 day ahead. Wrap the dish and store in the refrigerator until 1 hour before serving. It is equally good served warm from the oven or chilled. Garlic bread was a big deal then — it signaled your sophistication to your friends.

Then it went into the closet. Well, I am here to tell you that garlic bread is back. Preheat the oven to degrees. When the butter melts, cover the pan and cook for 10 minutes, to soften the garlic take care not to brown it. Once the garlic is soft, uncover the pan and simmer until you hear the mixture sizzling.

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This is the cue that the water has cooked off. Pull the pan off the heat immediately. Split the baguette in half horizontally. Divide garlic blend between the 2 halves. Sprinkle each with half of the cheese. Set them on a foil-covered baking sheet, cheese-side up, and bake until the cheese is bubbly, about 15 minutes. Remove from oven, slice and serve hot. Let's talk food, from restaurants and recipes to farmers markets, food issues and wine. Commenters must follow our Terms of Use. Home All Sections Search. Log In Welcome, User.

Eating In with Lynne Rossetto Kasper by Lynne Rossetto Kasper

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Lynne and James Beard at a cooking demo. You will also learn about unique Italian cheeses, mussels, olives, and anchovies, and why apple cider vinegar may be the very best buy in vinegars. You'll get a lesson in how to cook risotto ahead of time and an invaluable guide to buying your holiday turkey -- they are not all created equal. Everyone has nostalgia rights this time of year, permission to cash in on memories, to bring back what was dear to us. When I was a kid, holidays were about making my grandparents happy, and it wasn't an easy job. My Italian grandparents I had two sets of them lived on either end of the same block.

Read that as two overwhelming holiday meals at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter, and both had to be eaten as though we had just crossed the Sahara without food and drink for a month. If not, each set of grandmothers, grandfathers, aunts and uncles were not happy. Pacing one's eating was the key, but as a little kid I didn't want to hear about it. Only one serving of my Tuscan Nona's pasta or her turkey?

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It was an impossible insult. Only a few tastes of my Venetian grandmother's risotto or her fabulous vegetables? The food was everything. It said, "We're OK," no matter if times were rough or good. Like all of us who descend from immigrants and who doesn't here , holiday meals could be remakes of feasts our families grew up with across an ocean, with the gloss of American plenty. Even if you're not Italian, this menu is much like the parade of dishes I grew up with.

It's a great way to mark the season. No matter the eating proclivities of each person at your table, they'll be satisfied with this menu. Omnivores have three options for a main dish, including a lusty roast turkey from Italy's country festivals.

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Vegans can turn to a delicious pasta or risotto for their main course, and vegetarians are awash in opportunities — from the gorgeous Sicilian Cauliflower to the Roasted Peppers with Toasted Almond Crumbs, to our Chocolate Spice Christmas Cake that comes with a regal provenance. Perhaps most celebratory of all, however, is to plan and eat this meal as you would in Italy.

Slow down, eat in courses, and spend some real time at the table with family and friends.

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Yes, most of this menu could become a buffet, but the Italian penchant is to experience each dish more or less on its own. The trick for the cook is to take your time.