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Use whole nutmeg and grate it freshly.
WITH A CHEESE SHAKER ON THE TABLE Italians are so dependent on cheese to enrich all their dishes, fromsoups to spaghetti--and indeed any vegetable--that a shaker of gratedParmesan, Romano or reasonable substitute stands ready at every table, or is served freshly grated on a side dish. Thus any Italian soupmight be called a cheese soup, but we know of only one, the greatminestrone, in which cheese is listed as an indispensable ingredientalong with the pasta..., peas, onion, tomatoes, kidney beans, celery, olive oil, garlic, oregano, potatoes, carrots, and so forth.
Likewise, a chunk of melting or toasting cheese is essential in theFritto Misto, the finest mixed grill we know, and it's served up as aseparate tidbit with the meats.
Italians grate on more cheese for seasoning than any other people, asthe French are wont to use more wine in cooking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Use whole nutmeg and grate it freshly.
WITH A CHEESE SHAKER ON THE TABLE Italians are so dependent on cheese to enrich all their dishes, fromsoups to spaghetti--and indeed any vegetable--that a shaker of gratedParmesan, Romano or reasonable substitute stands ready at every table, or is served freshly grated on a side dish. Thus any Italian soupmight be called a cheese soup, but we know of only one, the greatminestrone, in which cheese is listed as an indispensable ingredientalong with the pasta..., peas, onion, tomatoes, kidney beans, celery, olive oil, garlic, oregano, potatoes, carrots, and so forth.
Likewise, a chunk of melting or toasting cheese is essential in theFritto Misto, the finest mixed grill we know, and it's served up as aseparate tidbit with the meats.
Italians grate on more cheese for seasoning than any other people, asthe French are wont to use more wine in cooking.
Pfeffern
What to read after The Complete book of Cheese?
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