Monday, June 30, 2008

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Today was one of those very hot nights that you should not eat so as not to even move a muscle. But when I saw those beautiful slices of swordfish in my kitchen, I remembered this recipe simple, easy and very cool:

mint Swordfish (serves 4)
4 slices fish 1 cm thick sword
3 tablespoons lemon juice
2 cloves garlic, big ones
6 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
a cup of mint leaves
salt

hour Let the slices of swordfish marinated with all the ingredients. Grease a frying pan, place it on fire and when it is hot Put the slices of fish previously drained the marinade. Cook over medium heat 6 minutes on each side by adding the marinade from time to time. Saute a bit 'on each side over high heat, add salt and serve.

Saturday, June 28, 2008

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Something We're back .... Rice farmer's


And we know that is all that we do not publish something, but two months were really terrible.

But in the meantime we have collected photos, ideas and advice as you say. Today

a long recipe, but very good and easy. It is not really ideal in this heat, but I like it too, and then eat it even in summer: pasta and chickpeas.

Serves 4

dried chickpeas: 200 grams
Pasta suited to legumes (eg pantacce Tuscany): 200 grams
extra virgin olive oil: 1 deciliter
salt: to taste.
a bunch of rosemary
a clove of garlic

Put the chickpeas to soak overnight. The next day change the water and puts it on fire. When it starts to boil, add the garlic and the sprig of rosemary tied. Cook for 3-4 hours over low heat (cooking time obviously depends on the size of chickpeas). When cooked, remove the sprig of rosemary, add salt and oil. If you add enough water has been directly before the pasta or add water to the pasta. Cook for the cooking time of pasta and serve.

PS Where I come from there is a village famous for its peas and called Cicerale . I invite you to visit and buy his specialty.