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Tips for better simmer dishes. In Italian cuisine using traditionally like pots of clay, terracotta in Italian, to the courts abc cooking studio to simmer long. We do too. Some dishes are just better if they are made in terracotta pot.
Today it's overcast, sometimes we get guests are from Denmark, the large terracotta pot is on the stove with a large portion soffritto to ragu 'alla bolognese. It puts both children and adults appreciate.
The official recipe for ragu 'alla Bolognese provides fact that one uses a clay pot with a diameter of 20 cm. Other dishes that are good to do in terracotta pots, the soup with chickpeas and spelled, pasta with chickpeas and small squid with peas and potatoes of the recipes that are already here in the blog.
The clay warms up slowly and gives a uniform heat which lends itself well to simmer dishes, and it does something abc cooking studio to taste. Something really abc cooking studio good. And then I also think the pots are very beautiful. Just remember that clay is also a long time to cool down, then the court is simmering on the dining table, if one serves in terracotta abc cooking studio pot.
The clay pots, we have here in the kitchen, from the manufacturer Vulcania, which is based near the medieval abc cooking studio town of Siena in Tuscany. But in Denmark we have a whole set of terracotta pots, which we were lucky enough to find at a garage sale in Stevns to a flat fiver some years ago.
Otherwise, I have not actually abc cooking studio seen the type we use in trade in Denmark. But if you are going to Tuscany, so is a terracotta pot certainly one thing that is worth considering to take home. Cheap fabricated terracotta pots can also be purchased in the major Italian supermarkets.
After you take the pot out of the water and dried it, rub the inside with half a clove of garlic and let it stand for a few hours. Then you can wash terracotta pot and dry it, and then the pan is ready for use.
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Delicious blog, very inspiring. I have a question about teracotta pots; I even have a few Vulcania "pots" and I think they can be used on my ordinary ceramic stove?
Hi Louise Sorry for the late reply - had overlooked your comment. Thank you for the rose There should be no obstacles to using pots on your stove - as long as the bottom just completely level, so that they can absorb heat.
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