2 Comments

  1. Rafael
    27.04.2023 @ 08:11

    This recipe for escarole is very versatile and can be used on top of pizza, mixed with pasta, or eaten as a side dish. Cooking the escarole removes the bitterness and adding anchovies at the beginning adds a richness that is not fishy. The recipe calls for high-quality salted anchovies, chopped black olives, rinsed capers, red pepper flakes, fresh escarole, and grated parmesan cheese. The escarole is cooked in olive oil with the anchovies, olives, capers, and red pepper flakes until tender. The pizza dough is brushed with olive oil and topped with the escarole mixture and parmesan cheese before baking. This recipe is from the book “Lucindas Rustic Italian Kitchen” by Lucinda Scala Quinn.

  2. Diego
    27.04.2023 @ 08:12

    This recipe for escarole is very versatile and can be used on top of pizza, mixed with pasta, or eaten as a side dish. Cooking the escarole removes the bitterness and adding anchovies at the beginning adds a richness that is not fishy. The recipe calls for high-quality salted anchovies, chopped black olives, rinsed capers, red pepper flakes, fresh escarole, and grated parmesan cheese. The escarole is cooked in olive oil with the anchovies, olives, capers, and red pepper flakes until tender. The pizza dough is brushed with olive oil and topped with the escarole mixture and parmesan cheese before baking. This recipe is from the book “Lucindas Rustic Italian Kitchen” by Lucinda Scala Quinn.