Return of the Cucina Povera! The Art of Cucina Povera, a simple, economic, and genuine cuisine emulating the tradition and rich culture of the countries of the Mediterranean. This cuisine uses what is disponible in the house, including leftovers from the day before, and what is available at the market. This cuisine has given rise to many excellent recipes that today have become part of everyday cuisine. Discover many of these recipes written here in my blog.
Fennel with Shaved Parmesan
1 whole fennel bulb
A drizzle red wine vinegar
A drizzle extra virgin olive oil
2-3 tablespoons shaved Parmesan
Salt and fresh cracked black pepper to taste
Directions:
1. Remove the stalks off the fennel bulb and save the greens. Wash and pat dry the fennel. Next, slice the fennel into thin slices or strips.
2. Place the fennel slices on a serving plate and drizzle with vinegar and olive oil. Add salt and pepper, shaving of fresh Parmesan cheese and a few greens from the fennel. Serve 4-6 persons. Serve as an appetizer or side salad.
Fennel is my favorite raw snack. I love to chill it and eat it whenever I have the urge to eat. It's delicious cold. I love it in my bloody Mary instead of celery. I could think of a thousand other ways to eat it. Perhaps I'll create more recipes for fennel.
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I love this salad, Alba.
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