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Tag Archives: eggs
My Savory Valentines: Heart-Shaped Mini Frittata
As some of you may know already, my beloved husband and I do not celebrate Valentine’s Day. I’ve never been good in the romance department and the reason why there must be a specific day to celebrate your loved ones simply escapes me. … Continue reading
Posted in Recipes
Tagged celebration, cuisine, eggs, food, frittata, heart, Italian, Italy, mozzarella, recipe, Valentine's Day
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Happy Easter!
Just a quick note to wish you all a very happy Easter. Spring break is here and I have decided to take a break myself from everything (including blogging), go on a trip and enjoy some quality time with Her … Continue reading
Posted in F'sT Home
Tagged bunny, celebration, Easter, eggs, Happy, holiday, photography
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Frittata Primavera and the Impossibility to Flip
Ah! Frittata. Universally acknowledged as a very rustic and easy to make dish. Let’s talk about its rusticity first. I have no recollection of any restaurant in Italy that has a frittata on its menu. That’s because it is the … Continue reading
Spaghetti alla Carbonara
4 Servings I’ll be honest with you: I was not planning to publish this recipe for at least six months since I posted the recipe for spaghetti all’amatriciana quite recently and the two recipes share some key ingredients. However, things … Continue reading


