
Virginia Willis
Food Writer and Content Creator at Freelance
Host at Food Network
James Beard Award Winner. 65# weight loss + health gain. Sustainable Seafood Activist. #LGTBQ (she/her) #ProChoice #Patriot #NoKidHungry #godawgs🐾
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6 days ago |
sacbee.com | Virginia Willis
This dish is inspired by saltimbocca, a traditional Italian dish made with veal or chicken cutlets, prosciutto and sage. The name “saltimbocca” comes from saltare in bocca, meaning “to jump into your mouth,” implying that it is so appetizing that it will leap into your mouth. In the original version, the meat is breaded, pan-fried, then finished with an indulgent butter and wine pan sauce.
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4 weeks ago |
ajc.com | Virginia Willis
Strong evidence shows that eating fish may benefit heart health, and the Food and Drug Administration recommends at least 8 ounces of seafood per week. Shrimp, tuna and salmon make up the bulk of American seafood consumption. Choosing seafood beyond these overfished species can help reduce the pressure on those populations and contribute to more sustainable seafood choices. Try something new with this recipe for Grilled Swordfish with Chermoula.
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1 month ago |
macon.com | Virginia Willis
Torta diMele is an Italian apple cake with a tender crumb and golden-brown crust. It's an old-fashioned homemade sweet treat fondly associated with "nonnas," Italian grandmothers.This handy all-purpose recipe works as a breakfast pastry, snack cake with afternoon tea or simple dessert. Don't look for a smattering of warm spices, crunchy nut combinations or buttery streuselin this cake.
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1 month ago |
ajc.com | Virginia Willis
Torta diMele is an Italian apple cake with a tender crumb and golden-brown crust. It’s an old-fashioned homemade sweet treat fondly associated with “nonnas,” Italian grandmothers.This handy all-purpose recipe works as a breakfast pastry, snack cake with afternoon tea or simple dessert. Don’t look for a smattering of warm spices, crunchy nut combinations or buttery streuselin this cake.
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2 months ago |
stltoday.com | Virginia Willis
This crispy-on-the-bottom-and-chewy-on-the-inside gluten-free cookie recipe is a twist on a traditional Italian holiday treat, pignoli, or pine nut cookies. Look for almond paste — a mixture of ground almonds and sugar (available in tubes or sometimes tubs) — near other baking supplies in well-stocked supermarkets or specialty stores. Sweeter marzipan doesn’t work well in these cookies.
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