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This is a salad I've eaten a million times, but i like your addition of the salted capers. And, sometimes I just forget about that ice bath. A good reminder.The photo is gorgeous.
This looks beautiful, and I couldn't agree with you more about not undercooking green beans. I cook them exactly the way I cook spaghetti - in tons of boiling salted water and taste, taste, taste until done just right. Then I drain them, toss them with butter or olive oil or the fat that has just dripped from a rotisseried chicken, and sprinkle with Maldon sea salt.
I'VE MOVED MY BLOG AS OF SEPTEMBER 11, 2009. . .
Please come visit me at
my new home at
The Italian Dish:http://theitaliandishblog.com . . . All of the recipes from this blog are archived there, also.
I guess we both had salads on the brain today- what a gorgeous use of summery veggies!
ReplyDeleteI love that saying! And I love my capers packed in salt~
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful salad..I have to make it..Fresh basil..pancetta..the photos are beautiful also~
This is a salad I've eaten a million times, but i like your addition of the salted capers. And, sometimes I just forget about that ice bath. A good reminder.The photo is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI am going to try the recipe, sounds wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSimple perfection! Love the pancetta in there!
ReplyDeleteThis looks beautiful, and I couldn't agree with you more about not undercooking green beans. I cook them exactly the way I cook spaghetti - in tons of boiling salted water and taste, taste, taste until done just right. Then I drain them, toss them with butter or olive oil or the fat that has just dripped from a rotisseried chicken, and sprinkle with Maldon sea salt.
ReplyDeleteThis looks so yummy Elaine! Hope you had a great Labor Day weekend! xo
ReplyDeleteMmm Elaine - another tastey dinner - perfect for tonight!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds delicious. I can't wait to try it.
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful recipe. It's easy, light, and delicious.
ReplyDeleteThis just proves that fresh is best. You can get the main ingredients from your backyard.
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great post
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