Category Archives for Italian Food
September 18, 2010 • Whitney
BOLOGNA–E.V.O.Oh My Gah I’m in Italy (9)
So there was this one time I skipped a ton of school to travel. That would be my time abroad in Italy. That would be mostly this weekend when I went to class Monday and Tuesday and then decided along with my friend Amy, eh, nahhh I don’t think we’re going to go to school
August 9, 2010 • Whitney
Summer Risotto with Zucchini Ribbons, Corn and Fresh Basil
Oh who doesn’t love risotto? It’s creamy, delicious, filling and well it’s perfect. The main reason why I love risotto so much is because you really can do anything with it. There are so many different additions you can make- different vegetables, different wines- the options are really endless. Yesterday I wanted to make a
May 4, 2010 • Whitney
Venice Carnevale–E.V.O.Oh My Gah I’m in Italy (6)!
Carnevale is basically Europe’s Mardi Gras. Lots of drinking, ridiculous costumes and amazing amounts of fun. We chose to spend Carnivale in Venice, one of the major celebration cities in Italy. It was incredible. I have never seen such elaborate costumes and Venice, oh Venice. It feels like you’re walking around a movie set. Absolutely
April 13, 2010 • Whitney
La Dolce Vita–E.V.O.Oh my gah I’m in Italy (5)!
Ciaooo! Still here in Italia living La Dolce Vita! Haven’t been able to post much lately due to lots of traveling but rest assured that I have been photographing all my amazing meals along the way. Let’s see..the last time I posted I think was after I had been to Lucca? Since then I’ve been
October 20, 2009 • ariel
Classy Eggplant Parmigiana
Today I want to talk eggplant parmesan. This is not eggplant parm that you pick up at the next door hoagie place. It is not too dry or too greasy. It is not deep fried in a vat of day old oil. It is also not covered in any sort of fake, Kraft sliver of
April 30, 2009 • Ariel and Whitney
A Wine Tasting at Otto
A few weeks ago, Whitney and I went to Mario Batali’s restaurant Otto for a wine tasting. Otto offers three different types of wine tastings: Discover Italy ($45), Regional ($45) and Ultimate ($75). The Discover Italy class includes the basics of how to make wine, an introduction to Italian wines and producers, as well as
April 20, 2009 • Ariel and Whitney
Rel’s Ravenous Review of Il Cortile
On Mulberry street in Little Italy, there are countless Italian restaurants. Which one to go to? Which one to choose? Sign after sign of Italian menus beckon pedestrians to come in and mangia. A few nights ago, my boyfriend and I decided to go to Il Cortile. As soon as we walked up to the
- Ramp fest? Yes please! Via @Gothamist: http://t.co/m2T2k2VoYG
- Loving this article on restaurant #familymeals! For those in the industry, what's your favorite? http://t.co/70jQ0Q7Mgq
- Sometimes we wished we lived in this era of #nycfood via @TandCmag http://t.co/zrKqF4K6aG
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