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Now you got me thinking. We did pancetta, but I wonder how it would compare to prosciutto? Fortunately I have a few stalks of asparagus leftover as well as some prosciutto from the X-mas eve anti-pasto. Looks like I’ll do a little experiment tomorrow night!@Gator By Marriage anytime we are asked to bring an appetizer, prosciutto wrapped asparagus is always a go to.
Prosciutto can be salty. What about pancetta? That’s been my only complaint.Now you got me thinking. We did pancetta, but I wonder how it would compare to prosciutto? Fortunately I have a few stalks of asparagus leftover as well as some prosciutto from the X-mas eve anti-pasto. Looks like I’ll do a little experiment tomorrow night!
That’s a $200+ Cioppino. No joke. I’m like WTF? For 3 people?Good cioppino can’t be beat.
Pancetta is not salty. It’s basically raw pork belly and cooks as the asparagus roasts.Prosciutto can be salty. What about pancetta? That’s been my only complaint.
I thought it looked pretty good. Be great on a cold night. Sadly it’s in the 60’s here in N. Ga. Very odd for Dec.That’s a $200+ Cioppino. No joke. I’m like WTF? For 3 people?
Nice. I haven’t had a true “White Christmas” in a long time. To show you how warm it is here I am currently sitting on my screen porch finishing the last of the dinner wine. (‘90 Chateau Leoville Las Cases no less. Amazing bottle of Bordeaux.)Snowing here.
30+ aged Bordeaux blend. Sounds like this needs to go to the wine thread. Sounds awesome as well.2nd attempt