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Mar
15
What's for Dinner?Posted by: dolcedebbie | Comment (0)Tagged in: Untagged
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So, take a look at what I devised and give it a try yourself Click here to check it out.. …it was delicious and a huge success. Of course the wines we paired with the risotto raised the meal to a whole new level. We started with a Guggenheim Malbec from Australia. This was a great pre-dinner wine which paired beautifully with the risotto. We then ended the dinner with a 2003 Badarina Barolo from Bersano that Barry and I had brought back with us from Piemonte on one of our last trips; words truly can’t describe that glass of heaven.
Mar
01
A Twitter Live Tasting EventPosted by: dolcedebbie | Comment (0)Tagged in: Untagged
This past weekend I hosted a virtual food and wine pairing at our home. But this was no ordinary food and wine pairing, as this one was broadcast live over the internet!
Feb
18
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SOBE Food & Wine FestivalPosted by: dolcedebbie | Comment (0)Tagged in: Untagged
![]() Well, as many of you are aware, I attended the SOBE Food and Wine Festival this past weekend. This was my first year attending, definitely not my last!Check out the video I made at the fest Clearly this year the event to attend was the BubbleQ hosted by Tom Colicchio and friends Friday evening. This event was the talk of the day on Saturday, it seems that Rocco DiSpirito had a great time mingling with several of his female fans. I am definitely planning on attending this next year.
Feb
16
Aroma of the Amalfi CoastPosted by: dolcedebbie | Comment (0)Tagged in: Untagged
As I begin the countdown, as if it didn’t begin as soon as I boarded my last flight home from Italy, and confirming the itinerary for the Amalfi Coast trip in May, I came across this photo of one of my most treasured parts of our Amalfi Trip, cooking with my dear friends Mamma Agata and her beautiful daughter Chiara.For those of you who saw any of Bravo’s “First Class” show, Chiara and Agata were featured on one of the episodes about a month or so ago. Mamma Agata has been cooking for royalty, movie stars, political figures, and a few of us common folks as well, for decades. As if just simply being on the Amalfi Coast in a villa on the cliff side in Positano isn’t enough to make you think you have died and gone to heaven, we get to spend a day with Mamma Agata and Chiara in Ravello learning to prepare traditional Italian cuisine, dining on her terrace which overlooks the gardens, which is where all the ingredients used for preparing the meals are grown, which again happens to be on the side of a cliff overlooking the gorgeous blue waters of the coast. |






