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by Marc Vetri


  Freshly milled organic polenta, buckwheat flour and other flours and grains like farro.

  GEORGE RICHTER FARM

  4512 70th Avenue East

  Fife, WA 98424

  Phone: 253-922-5649

  Fax: 253-926-0621

  Fresh berries.

  GREEN MEADOW FARM

  130 South Mount Vernon Road

  Gap, PA 17527

  Phone: 717-442-5222

  Fax: 717-442-5065

  www.glennbrendle.com

  Vegetables and fruits.

  LINVILLA ORCHARDS

  137 West Knowlton Road

  Media, PA 19063

  Phone: 610-876-7116

  www.linvilla.com

  Apples, pumpkins, and vegetables.

  MAXIMUS INTERNATIONAL FOODS

  15 Bicknell Road

  Weymouth, MA 02191

  Phone: 617-331-7959

  Fax: 781-335-5416

  Wild and cultivated mushrooms.

  POTIRONNE

  120 Thornwood Road

  Georgetown, TX 78628

  Phone: 512-635-3742

  Fax: 303-681-0221

  www.potironne.com

  Canned snails.

  DESSERTS

  AMAZON

  Phone: 866-216-1072

  www.amazon.com

  Forno Bonomi ladyfingers, hemisphere silicone molds.

  ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

  MY FATHER TOLD ME a long time ago that if the whole world goes right, I’ll go left. He was absolutely right! That’s why compiling a list of people to “acknowledge” for helping to write this book makes me want to run the other way. It just seems silly to me. It’s not enough to write someone’s name down, thank them, and then move on to the next person. It’s meaningless. No one would expect that from me, and quite frankly, I don’t want to disappoint! The fact is, there are hundreds of people to thank for my entire being leading up to this point in my life, including this book. I’ll do my best to set the record straight.

  My mother and father are two of the greatest people on the planet. From reading me Leo Buscaglia books to encouraging me to never give up—all of my dedication, work ethic, perseverance, attitude, strength, and will are a direct result of how they raised me. They taught me invaluable lessons and always had my back. I only hope to instill in my children the compassion, drive, understanding, and passion for life that they taught me and still teach me every day.

  If I could add one more recipe to the book, it would be the recipe for a happy life. When you’re young and looking for someone to spend the rest of your life with, choose a person who surpasses you in every way imaginable. Choose someone who makes you work harder because she or he is so good. Choose someone who makes you strive to be a better human being. I was lucky enough to be given that opportunity and to make that choice. Megan, I love you more than life itself. You are my everything!

  The hardest battle you’re ever going to have to fight is the battle to be just you.

  —LEO BUSCAGLIA

  First, make yourself a reputation for being a creative genius.

  Second, surround yourself with partners who are better than you are.

  Third, leave them to go get on with it.

  —DAVID OGILVY

  I’ll admit I am creative. But a genius? I’m not so sure. I am also a very hands-on person, so I’m still working on the third part of this quote. But I’ll tell you this, when it comes to restaurant partners, mine are second to none!

  As a chef, I look for inspiration. I often find it in Italy, but I also find it on trips to eat at my colleagues’ restaurants in the States. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve gone to Chicago or Boston, New York or Los Angeles, New Orleans or Colorado, eaten at a friend’s restaurant, and then felt like I wasn’t worthy to be washing their dishes. My colleagues, chefs and restaurant owners from around the country, are the people who inspire me the most every day. They cheer me up when I need cheering; they rejuvenate me when I’m in a rut; they inspire me when I need inspiring; and they are the first ones to help out others in a time of need. It is an industry of the most generous, chivalrous, noble, self-effacing, tireless workaholics on the planet. And I couldn’t be prouder to be a member!

  Outside the restaurant world, three people have had more of an impact on my life in recent years than anyone else. They are Alex, Liz, and Jay Scott. They taught me that one person can truly make a difference in this world. Thanks to them, I see things more clearly, I feel things more vibrantly, I involve myself more passionately, and I understand the real meaning of the saying, “When life gives you lemons, make lemonade!”

  Finally, David Joachim, you’re just da bomb. ’Nuff said!

  Countless other people helped me write this book. You all know who you are. You all know I appreciate you more than words can say. And when I see you again, I’ll give you a big hug.

  Voglio bene a tutti voi!

  —Marc

  INDEX

  A

  Almonds

  Almond Flour Tart Dough

  Amaretti Semifreddo with Warm Chocolate Sauce

  Baked Peaches with Almond Frangipane

  Chocolate Zabaione Tart

  Amaretti

  Amaretti Semifreddo with Warm Chocolate Sauce

  Caramelle de Zucca Ravioli with Amaretti

  Amis, 2.1, 3.1, 5.1, 6.1, 7.1, 7.2

  Anchovy Dressing

  Apples

  Apple and Endive Salad with Lemon and Thyme

  Apple Butter

  Apple-Chestnut Marmalade

  Apple Fritters Lombarda Style

  Apple Pâté di Frutta

  Honeycrisp Apple Jam

  Apricot Jam

  Artichokes

  Artichoke Mostarda

  Artichokes alla Guidia

  B

  Babbo

  Baked Peaches with Almond Frangipane

  Barber, Dan

  Basic Egg Pasta Dough

  Basic Extruded Pasta Dough

  Bass

  Fish Poached in Olive Oil

  Batali, Mario, 3.1, 3.2

  Beans

  Fusilli with Fava Beans and Pecorino

  Lima Bean Salad with Shaved Red Onion

  Tuna and White Bean Bruschetta

  Béchamel, Porcini

  Beef

  Beef Speck

  Braised Meatballs

  Grilled Beef Cheeks

  Sal’s Old-School Meatballs

  Semolina Gnocchi with Oxtail Ragù

  Beet and Goat Cheese Plin with Tarragon

  Bella Blu, 1.1, 1.2

  Bell Pepper Mostarda, Quick

  Besh, John

  Beverages, pairing food and, 1.1, 2.1, 3.1, 5.1, 6.1, 7.1

  Biga Starter

  Biscuit, Toasted Raisin

  Bitto cheese

  Lombarda Pizza

  Blackberries

  Blackberry Jam

  Blackberry Pâté di Frutta

  Blueberries

  Blueberry Custard Tarts

  Blueberry Pâté di Frutta

  Blueberry Schiacciata

  Blue Hill at Stone Barns

  Braised Meatballs

  Braised Monkfish

  Bread

  baking and steaming

  Blueberry Schiacciata

  Brioche

  Chocolate Bread

  Ciabatta

  Durum Focaccia

  Fig and Chestnut Bread

  flour for

  measuring and

  mixing and kneading

  Parmesan Bread

  proofing and shaping

  Rosemary Durum Bread

  Rustic Loaf

  salt for

  starters for

  Tuna and White Bean Bruschetta

  water for

  yeast for

  Brendle, Glenn

  Brines

  Fennel Brine

  Peppercorn Brine

  Rosemary-Garlic Brine

  Thyme Brine

  Brioche


  Brown, Alton

  Browning

  Bruschetta, Tuna and White Bean

  Bucatini

  Bucatini alla Matriciana

  Buckwheat Polenta

  Burrata cheese

  Lasagna with Zucchini and Stracciatella

  Buttermilk Panna Cotta

  C

  Cacio e Pepe, Tonnarelli

  Cagnoni, Pina

  Cake, Olive Oil

  Candele

  Candele with Duck Bolognese

  Candied Citrus Peel

  Candied Hazelnuts

  Cannelloni, Veal, with Porcini Béchamel

  Canning

  Cantaloupe

  Shaved Pork with Summer Fruit

  Caponata, Eggplant

  Caramelle de Zucca Ravioli with Amaretti

  Casa Mono, 3.1, 3.2

  Celery Puntarelle Salad with Anchovy Dressing

  Celery root

  Celery Root Puree

  Cold Farro Salad with Crunchy Vegetables

  Cheese. See individual cheeses

  Cherry Jam

  Chestnuts

  Apple-Chestnut Marmalade

  Fig and Chestnut Bread

  Chicken

  Chicken Halves on the Grill

  grilling

  Rigatoni with Chicken Livers, Cipollini Onions, and Sage

  Children, involving, in cooking

  Chocolate

  Amaretti Semifreddo with Warm Chocolate Sauce

  Chocolate Bread

  Chocolate-Hazelnut Semifreddo

  Chocolate-Hazelnut Tartufo

  Chocolate Sauce

  Chocolate Zabaione Tart

  choosing

  Traditional Tiramisù

  Chorizo

  Ciabatta

  Citrus Peel, Candied

  Clams, Spaghetti in Parchment with Scallions and

  Cod

  Fish Poached in Olive Oil

  Coffee

  Traditional Tiramisù

  Cold Farro Salad with Crunchy Vegetables

  Coppa

  Corn

  Corn Crema

  Corn Crema with Corn Sauté and Scallions

  Pannocchia Pizza

  Rich Corn Crema

  Cornaro, Pierangelo

  Crema

  Corn Crema

  Rich Corn Crema

  Squash Crema

  Crème Fraîche, Horseradish

  Cucumbers

  Homemade Spicy Pickles

  Custard Tarts, Blueberry

  D

  Dall’Amelia, 5.1, 6.1

  Desserts

  Amaretti Semifreddo with Warm Chocolate Sauce

  Baked Peaches with Almond Frangipane

  Blueberry Custard Tarts

  Buttermilk Panna Cotta

  Chocolate-Hazelnut Tartufo

  Chocolate Zabaione Tart

  Mom-Mom’s Rice Pudding

  Olive Oil Cake

  Rhubarb Strudel

  seasonality and

  simplicity and

  Toasted Raisin Biscuit

  Traditional Tiramisù

  Waffles with Nutella and Semifreddo

  Ducasse, Alain

  Duck

  Candele with Duck Bolognese

  Duck Terrine

  Durum flour, 1.1, 1.2, 2.1

  Durum Focaccia

  Durum Focaccia Starter

  Durum Starter

  Rosemary Durum Bread

  E

  Eggplant

  Eggplant Caponata

  Eggplant Fries

  Eggplant Lasagnette alla Parmigiana

  Rigatoni with Swordfish, Tomato, and Eggplant Fries

  Eggs

  Amaretti Semifreddo with Warm Chocolate Sauce

  Basic Egg Pasta Dough

  Blueberry Custard Tarts

  Chocolate-Hazelnut Semifreddo

  Pickled Eggs

  Potato Torta

  Endive and Apple Salad with Lemon and Thyme

  Escarole

  Escarole Gratin with Raisins and Parmesan

  Escarole Ravioli with Pine Nuts and Honey

  Orrechiette with Veal Ragù and Bitter Greens

  F

  Farmers’ markets

  Farro Salad, Cold, with Crunchy Vegetables

  Fava Beans, Fusilli with Pecorino and

  Fazzoletti with Swiss Chard and Sheep’s Milk Ricotta

  Fennel

  Eggplant Caponata

  Fennel Brine

  Fennel Gratin

  Fennel Salami

  Tuna Tagliata with Fennel and Orange

  Fettuccine

  Fettuccine with Pork Ragù and Stone Fruits

  Figs

  Fig and Chestnut Bread

  Trentino Pizza

  Fish

  Anchovy Dressing

  Braised Monkfish

  choosing

  Fish Poached in Olive Oil

  grilling

  Halibut with Peas

  Macaroni with Bigeye Tuna Bolognese

  Mixed Seafood Grill

  Potted Trout Terrine

  Rigatoni with Swordfish, Tomato, and Eggplant Fries

  Salt Cod Ravioli with Marjoram

  Swordfish Sausage

  Tonno Pizza

  Tuna and White Bean Bruschetta

  Tuna-Ricotta Fritters

  Tuna Tagliata with Fennel and Orange

  Flagstaff House

  Flay, Bobby

  Flour

  for bread

  measuring

  for pasta

  types of, 1.1, 2.1

  Focaccia

  Durum Focaccia

  Durum Focaccia Starter

  Fontina cheese

  Lombarda Pizza

  Parma Pizza

  Francobolli, Robiola, with Chanterelle Mushrooms and Thyme

  Frasca

  French Culinary Institute, 1.1, 1.2

  Fritters

  Apple Fritters Lombarda Style

  Tuna-Ricotta Fritters

  Fruits

  choosing

  Mostarda

  pectin in

  preparing

  seasoning

  See also individual fruits

  Fusilli

  Fusilli with Fava Beans and Pecorino

  G

  Gallizio, Giorgio and Titi

  Garganelli with Gorgonzola, Radicchio, and Walnuts

  Garlic Chive Oil

  Giorgio’s at the Pier

  Gnocchi, Semolina, with Oxtail Ragù

  Gnudi, Spinach and Ricotta

  Goat cheese

  Goat Cheese and Beet Plin with Tarragon

  Quattro Formaggio Pizza

  Goin, Suzanne

  Gorgonzola

  Garganelli with Gorgonzola, Radicchio, and Walnuts

  Trentino Pizza

  Granita

  Gremolata

  Grilled Beef Cheeks

  Grilling

  chicken

  fish

  meat

  Guanciale

  Bucatini alla Matriciana

  Pera Pizza

  Shortcut Guanciale

  H

  Halibut

  Fish Poached in Olive Oil

  Halibut with Peas

  Hand-Crushed Marinara Sauce

  Hazelnuts

  Candied Hazelnuts

  Chocolate-Hazelnut Semifreddo

  Chocolate-Hazelnut Tartufo

  Hazelnut Honey

  Waffles with Nutella and Semifreddo

  Homemade Spicy Pickles

  Honey

  Hazelnut Honey

  Natural Honey Starter

  Pistachio Honey

  Honeycrisp Apple Jam

  Horseradish Crème Fraîche

  I

  Iron Chef

  J

  Jams

  Apricot Jam

  Blackberry Jam

  canning

  Cherry Jam

  Honeycrisp Apple Jam

  Kiwi Jam

  Peach Jam


  K

  Kahan, Paul

  Keller, Thomas

  Kiwi Jam

  Kneading

  L

  La Boqueria, 3.1, 3.2

  La Brughiera

  La Chiusa

  Lamb

  Lamb Mortadella

  Slow-Roasted Lamb Shoulder

  Lardo

  Lasagna and lasagnette

  Eggplant Lasagnette alla Parmigiana

  Lasagna with Zucchini and Stracciatella

  L’École

  Lemons

  Candied Citrus Peel

  Lemon Vinaigrette

  Lima Bean Salad with Shaved Red Onion

  Liver

  Pork Liver Terrine

  Rigatoni with Chicken Livers, Cipollini Onions, and Sage

  Lombarda Pizza

  M

  Macaroni

  Macaroni with Bigeye Tuna Bolognese

  Mackinnon-Patterson, Lachlan

  Maillard reactions

  Manzare, Joseph

  Margherita Pizza

  Marinara Pizza

  Marinara Sauce, Hand-Crushed

  Marmalades

  Apple-Chestnut Marmalade

  Shallot Marmalade

  Mascarpone cheese

  Traditional Tiramisù

  Meatballs

  Braised Meatballs

  Sal’s Old-School Meatballs

  Swordfish Meatballs

  Michaud, Jeff, 1.1, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3.1, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 6.1

  Mixed Seafood Grill

  Mixers

  Mom-Mom’s Rice Pudding

  Monkfish, Braised

  Montasio Cheese Frico

  Mortadella

  Lamb Mortadella

  Mortadella Pizza

  Mortadella Tortelli with Pistachio Pesto

  Mostarda

  Mozzarella

  choosing

  Lombarda Pizza

  Margherita Pizza

  Mortadella Pizza

  Pannocchia Pizza

  Parma Pizza

  Pesca Pizza

  Quattro Formaggio Pizza

  Sardinian Pizza

  Tonno Pizza

  Trentino Pizza

  Zucca Pizza

  Mushrooms

  Candele with Duck Bolognese

  Porcini Béchamel

  Roasted Mushrooms in Foil

  Robiola Francobolli with Chanterelle Mushrooms and Thyme

  Veal Cannelloni with Porcini Béchamel

  Mustard

  Mostarda

  oil

  Pickled Mustard Seeds

  N

  Napoletana Pizza Dough

  Natural Honey Starter

  Natural Sourdough Starter

  Nusser, Andy

  Nutella

  Nutella Pizza

 

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