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Tonight we eat fish (and spend little) – Italian Cuisine


Eating fish in the summer is a real must. Grilled, fried, baked and raw, that's all we want to find on the laid table, but …
The but in question is the price. Which raises the bill for the restaurant and the dinner shopping. In the kitchen, however, experience, information and a bit of organization are ingredients that make every dream possible. Also that of prepare three fish courses with a small budget!

For the appetizer: the mussels

These shellfish are rich, meaty and tasty and much cheaper of other foods usually chosen as an appetizer for fish dinners. Especially if served with the classic impepata accompanied by a toast of toasted bread for each diner they will allow us to start our cheap dinner with a large plate at a small price.
Once purchased, leave them to soak in cold water for a few minutes, clean them by scratching them with a straw and firmly grasp the protruding filament (byssus) pulling it upwards. Now you can proceed with the preparation of the most classic of the impepate or try something new with these recipes.

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Mussel soup

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Mussels with chilli, coriander and pecorino cheese

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Mussels and peppers in the pan

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Golden mussels with pepper

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Mediterranean mussels

The first course: sardines

The traditional Sicilian recipe of the pasta with sardines is the perfect example of resource optimization. A fish rich in vitamins, mineral salts and omega 3 and capable of transforming every first course into a real (economic) dive into the bluest sea. Here are some ideas for cooking them.

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Fusilli with sardines

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Pappardelle, sardines and chervil emulsion

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Tagliatelle with peppers and sardines

The second: mackerel

One of the cheapest fish on the market is mackerel. Tasty and consistent, it is also rich in omega 3. Why not choose it to prepare a tasty second course? Sara delicious grilled, baked, salt and baked. But not only. Here is a collection of perfect recipes to enhance the flavor.

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Mackerel grilled with candied tomatoes

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Spicy mackerel

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Mackerel in foil

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Stuffed mackerel

Mussel soup
Mussels with beans, cherry tomatoes and basil
Mussels with chilli, coriander and pecorino cheese
Mussels and peppers in the pan
Fusilli with sardines
Sicilian-style pasta with sardines
Pappardelle, sardines and chervil emulsion
Tagliatelle with peppers and sardines
Mackerel grilled with candied tomatoes
Mackerel fillets in pepper sauce
Spicy mackerel
Mackerel in foil
Stuffed mackerel

Eating at the train station: how and where to eat (and also very well) – Italian Cuisine

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Gourmet menus enjoyed in the dining car or waiting for a train, oysters and champagne instead of the old, somewhat stale toast. At the station there is no lack of fine dining and indeed trains, inside and out, have become increasingly ideal locations to give vent to the creativity of great and creative gastronomic talents.


Bye bye sandwich
The station is no longer a place for frugal and hasty meals and not even the train. Assuming they ever were. Already because the train, then downgraded to cheap (and recently returned in vogue as a means of chic transport), was once the way to travel more luxurious. In the restaurants' refreshment points there is still today an exquisite concentrate of old and new Europe, which fills the bistros, cafes and brasseries of the large stations and winds its way through the wagons of restaurants with menus signed by the great chefs. The atmospheres are literary and evocative, the furnishings suggestive even when they are not gorgeous.


For the station?
One of the first to be mentioned The blue train of Paris, with its crystal chandeliers, the waiters in uniform and the dishes, ça va sans dire, strictly French. It is located inside the Gare de Lyon and was inaugurated with the name of Buffet de la Gare de Lyon, by the then President of the Republic Emile Loubet, on 7 April 1901. Here you can enjoy a delicious and refined cuisine or take a tea or an aperitif, contemplating the windows, the golden stuccos and refined paintings.

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From the modern baroque of the Midi of Bruxelles all 'East Express of Istanbul to finish with the To Train I'm Rouf from Athens, with outdoor track for the summer, the new gorumet destinations are right between the station tracks. As the Guardian points out with its ranking dedicated to restaurants in European stations, where there is also the Vyta Santa Margherita, boulangerie of travelers at the Rome Termini station headed by the Retail Group of Nicolò Marzotto or the new city bar inside Santa Maria Novella. Just to name names. The British newspaper also mentions Kutno Station, in Poland, o the Grand Brasserie at Agen Station French, the Basel Brasserie, Spean Bridge, in the Scottish Highlands. Without forgetting the Gare de Saint-Germain-des-Fossés, in the Auvergne, where one can taste the best omelettes in the world.

TO board
If on the one hand it is right to mention the most refined Venice Simplon Orient Express where you experience an exuberance of splendor in the round, more affordable for everyone deserve our attention delicious dishes that Yes find on Arrows of Trenitalia. Itinere is in charge of the French group Elior, who takes care of the catering on high-speed trains with innovative services: the menus for the executive class bear the signature of Carlo Cracco, in the restaurant regional dishes are offered on rotation and then vegetarian menus, for children, snacks for celiacs and diabetics and local service. Luxury flows between the rails.

Emanuela Di Pasqua
July 2019

Photo credits Geograph WIkipedia

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The club of the shoe, 30 recipes that you can't eat without bread – Italian Cuisine


Kissing the elbows. Put the mascara without opening the mouth. Move your hands at different rates simultaneously. How many times have you tried to do these things without success? Eating the dishes of this collection without making the shoe is another lost bet. But with taste.

The connoisseurs of bread and tomatoes and of bread and oil know it: what for some is more, for others it is the king of the table. And if we get lost in its perfume by cutting it and giving it a taste just brought to the table, we love him even more when he collects something we like.
And what about when it mixes so intensely with the sauce to form an irresistible jelly? Yes, the tomato one. Our favorite …

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Tomato soup

If this recipe is a sort of love dedication to the shoe, there are many others ready to satisfy that healthy desire to dip the bread on the plate. But let's start from the instrument: to each sauce its bread.

For seafood recipes

Peppered, stewed, soups and sauté call the bread loudly. Impossible to leave so much grace in the holster! In fact, the taste of the sea, the intensity of the molluscs and the peppery notes glide through the sauce. Sometimes we even find the pleasure of that splash of white wine that started the dances on the stove. And to accompany such great goodness, the perfect bread must be slightly stale. Greedy for liquids, he will drink the sauce without getting too soft. And if you want to give your shoe an aromatic twist, choose that one Sicilian with wild fennel seeds.

To collect the sauce

It is said that the shoe was born in Naples. Where the bread trailed on the plate, collecting what was just like the shoe on the street. So why not dip the so-called “in the tomatoCAD bread"? The simple product of the Neapolitan tradition is easily found in the bakery and is characterized by a thin crust and a generous crumb It is consistent.

If there are legumes

Legume soups are often enriched with tomato, bacon and wine. The result is a rich and succulent residue, impossible to leave on the plate. And to better collect it, we suggest doing it with a slice of fresh Tuscan bread and fragrant. Cut thick and reduced into squares, it will be the perfect base to balance the flavor of the soup and fully enjoy its mix of flavors.

And now that we know which bread to match, all that remains is to find the perfect recipe!

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Impepata of fasolari, mussels and horseshoe cocktails

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Chickpea soup with baby cuttlefish

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Istrian cod

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caciucco

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The caciucco

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Butterflies, shells and baby squid

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Fish broth from Porto Recanati

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Spaghetti with rancetto

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Pan fried shells and vegetables

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Snails with tomatoes sauce

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Malloreddus

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"Cacciucco" of blue fish

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Wild fennel clams

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Pasta, chickpeas and crusco peppers

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Lukewarm aubergine cream "burnt" with octopus and croutons

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Linguine with pretend carbonara

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Mediterranean linguine

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Spaghetti with amatriciana

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Shell soup

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Beans with bird

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Vernaccia mullet

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Low-fat ravioli with fresh tomato

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Cavatieddi with the ruca

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Fried egg on cream cheese

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Sopa de tomate trujillana

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Spaghetti with eggplant balls

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