Antipasto Dish at Madison Calder blog

Antipasto Dish. You could serve it with some of the sharp giardiniere pickles. The complexity of these dishes can vary greatly, ranging from a few slices of artfully arranged salumi to full. Hailing from tuscany and piedmont respectively, these two traditional, delightfully easy dipping sauces served with raw or cooked vegetables are popular. If you can buy the meats and cheese from a specialist italian deli, so much the better; Alternatively, counters at supermarkets will cut you the correct quantities. No italian feast is complete without a hefty array of antipasti to kick things off. It's traditionally cut up into very thin slices when served, and can have its flavour augmented by an extra bit of olive oil, balsamic vinegar or lemon juice. This is my favourite italian first course. While it can be eaten alone as a starter, bresaola is a good accompaniment to a salad dish.

Holiday Antipasto Platter Carolyn's Cooking
from www.carolynscooking.com

It's traditionally cut up into very thin slices when served, and can have its flavour augmented by an extra bit of olive oil, balsamic vinegar or lemon juice. While it can be eaten alone as a starter, bresaola is a good accompaniment to a salad dish. No italian feast is complete without a hefty array of antipasti to kick things off. If you can buy the meats and cheese from a specialist italian deli, so much the better; The complexity of these dishes can vary greatly, ranging from a few slices of artfully arranged salumi to full. This is my favourite italian first course. Alternatively, counters at supermarkets will cut you the correct quantities. Hailing from tuscany and piedmont respectively, these two traditional, delightfully easy dipping sauces served with raw or cooked vegetables are popular. You could serve it with some of the sharp giardiniere pickles.

Holiday Antipasto Platter Carolyn's Cooking

Antipasto Dish This is my favourite italian first course. No italian feast is complete without a hefty array of antipasti to kick things off. Hailing from tuscany and piedmont respectively, these two traditional, delightfully easy dipping sauces served with raw or cooked vegetables are popular. It's traditionally cut up into very thin slices when served, and can have its flavour augmented by an extra bit of olive oil, balsamic vinegar or lemon juice. If you can buy the meats and cheese from a specialist italian deli, so much the better; While it can be eaten alone as a starter, bresaola is a good accompaniment to a salad dish. You could serve it with some of the sharp giardiniere pickles. The complexity of these dishes can vary greatly, ranging from a few slices of artfully arranged salumi to full. Alternatively, counters at supermarkets will cut you the correct quantities. This is my favourite italian first course.

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