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Pasta all Puttanesca- Global Cuisine by Leticia Plate
Portland, Maine, US
Read More...This is the kind of recipe that uses what's left in the pantry at the end of the week to create a tasty dish. Most Italian kitchens have all these ingredients always at hand: olive oil, olives, garlic, capers, anchovies and tomatoes... There are many theories on the origins of the name of the dish, but as I remember, it's just a frugal way to make do with what is available! Global Cuisine
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Italian Pastel Cafe Retro Menu Stamps by Chamisa at Zirkus Design
Arizona, US
Read More...Who doesn't love Italian coffee and treats?!
This design features a few of my favorites: Gelato, Biscotti, Latte, Macchiato, Cappucino, Mocaccino, Espresso Doppio, Pizzelle, Caffe Romano, Bomboloni, Affgogato al Caffe, Caffe Shakerato, Torta Caprese...
Time to book my next trip to Italy!
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Lemony Italian White Bean Salad by Karen Burton
Waterford, Virginia, US
Read More...Beans from around the world. A perfect Italian picnic or celebration featuring ingredients from the Emilia-Romagna region in northern Italy: arugula (known as rucola or ruchetta), Proscuitto di Parma, Parmigiano Reggiano as well as a glass of sparkling Italian Lambrusco wine. Buon Appetito!
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Focaccia Bread Recipe by nataliaoro
Deutschland, DE
Read More...During the quarantine I have more time to cook so I learned recently to make my own bread. Ingredients like flour, olive oil, salt, yeast, olives, dried tomatoes and spices like rosemary and thyme are always available in my pantry. So this quick and very easy recipe for an original Italian focaccia just became my favourite recipe.
Yums up!
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A Perfect Picnic by Chamisa at Zirkus Design
Arizona, USAll the best picnics I've been on have the same three ingredients - my favorite people, amazing views, and delicious food.
This scene depicts a typical picnic at this stage in my life - munching on a spread of olives, pita chips, hummus, veggies, almonds and cookies with my husband and three boys while taking in views of whatever beautiful mountain trail we happen to be hiking. Don't forget to wash it down with some summit seltzer and snap a few pics to remember the feast!
My entry for the Handpicked Picnic Challenge 🌄
Let’s Have A Picnic: Away From Earth! by Allyson Wilson
Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania , USI think I speak for a lot of people when I say that right now I think I might like to have a picnic somewhere far, far away—preferably alone, with a coffee, and a piece of chocolate cake. If only for a little while, just to be able to look at our planet as a whole and realize that there is beauty that remains despite it all. ~Allyson Wilson IG: allyson.wilson_art
Hand Picked Design Challenge by Farida Zaman
Toronto, Ontario, CABear and Rabbit go on a picnic
Desert Friends Roadside Picnic by Starlene Designs
Tallahassee, FL, USThese three friends in the American Southwest desert, the jackrabbit, the desert tortoise, and the javelina all want to have a picnic like they see all the tourists doing. So, they harvest their favorite desert plants from their surroundings, and enjoy a roadside picnic jam, with the javelina on mandoline :)
Picnic Park by Michael Avery
Washington, DC, USDon't leave your picnic alone! Otherwise, it could be turned into an entertainment complex for ants, as shown in this illustration. It features such experiences as a fruit-themed, theme park, and wine river with cheese rafts, and a ski resort sitting in a cooler.
Let’s Have A Picnic! by Emily Patriquin
Vancouver , WA, USA wild and wonderful woodland animal picnic!
Family Picnic by Annie McGee
Warrington , Cheshire , GBThere’s nothing like grabbing a few snacks & heading out on a picnic, even if it’s in your own garden. We love to take a mix of treats on our family picnic, including some tasty berries for the littlest family member to enjoy!
Gratitude Picnic by Katherine Lenius
Chaska, Minnesota, USA warm summer day with a nice view, good food, and friends or family to enjoy it all with. That's something to be grateful for!
