The Sardinian recipes in my cookbook featured a lot of eggs. There was also a lot of sheep's milk cheese, as it is traditionally a land of shepards, onion, zucchini, cabbage, and very doughy recipes. Almost all of the pastas are stuffed, and there is a lot of seafood, as it is an island. Rather than oil, a lot of the recipes call for lardo (animal fat.) A very thin traditional Sardinian bread called carta di musica (music paper bread) is in a lot of the recipes, but I unfortunately couldn't find this anywhere in Ithaca.
My Menu:
- Antipasti: Agnolotti con Cipolla (Onion Pizzas)
- Primo: Culingionis de Casu or de Arrescottu (Sardinian-Style Stuffed Pasta with Spinach)
- Contorno: Zucchine in Agrodolce (Sweet-and-Sour Zucchini)
- Dolce: Zippulas (Honey Filled Fritters)
Shopping List:
- Onions
- Plum Tomatoes (1 3/4 lbs)
- Hard Pecorino
- Zucchini (2 lbs)
- 1 head of cabbage
- eggs
- Fresh Pecorino (1 lb)
- Spinach (1/2 lb)
- White wine vinegar
- butter
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