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Making a Bollito Misto: Detailed InstructionsIl Bollito Misto alla Piemontese, with many saucesOn Making BrothHow to make Mostarda Pietro's Restaurant, and ValpolicellaAl Calmiere, a wonderful place in VeronaThe Wines of Valpolicella Some Other Boiled DinnersIl Bollito Misto or Italian Boiled Dinner: What's On the Plate?Il Bollito Misto, Or Italian Boiled Dinner: Boiled BeefBoiled beef is quite obvious -- a fairly large piece from an older animal, to judge from its rich flavor. If you boil beef for a bollito misto, bring the water to a boil before adding the meat. As when making broth, you'll want to season the water with a little salt, some parsley, a carrot, an onion, a celery stick, and some pepper corns. When the beef is done the water will work fine as stock, but won't be as flavorful as it is when you make broth by putting the meat into cold water and then heating the water.
Making a Bollito Misto: Detailed InstructionsIl Bollito Misto alla Piemontese, with many saucesOn Making BrothHow to make Mostarda Pietro's Restaurant, and ValpolicellaAl Calmiere, a wonderful place in VeronaThe Wines of Valpolicella Some Other Boiled Dinners |
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