Frog Hollow Farm Girl

Showing posts with label Florence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Florence. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Trying out Blogger...and sharing my seasonal dish swap.

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Yes, I am still working on my Word Press site…I went back to this original Frog Hollow Farm girl Blogger site and to tell you the truth wa...
Thursday, June 2, 2011

Finally...the Dessert Recipe from La Cucina Del Garga!

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Crema di Ricotta con Salsa Caramello all'Arancia e Mandorle Tostate (Ricotta Cream with Orange Caramel Sauce and Toasted Almonds) ...
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Friday, May 20, 2011

Magnificent Taglierini del Magnifico from La Cucina Del Garga

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This dish was created by Guiliano Gargani for his restaurant, Garga, in Florence Italy.  In one of my recent blogs about our trip to Italy ...
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Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Recipes from La Cucina Del Garga

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Okay, I promised the recipes from the cooking class that FHFB and I took in Florence in my last posting.  I even figured out how to scan the...
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Monday, May 16, 2011

Cooking in Florence

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A I prepare my simple dinner of lemon chicken this evening, I am reminded of the wonderful markets in Florence and how much I wish my lifest...
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Monday, May 9, 2011

Spring

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FHFB and I have been away visiting our 2 children in Florence, Italy.  Florence is just a spectacular place to be - full of history and beau...
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Frog Hollow Farm Girl
Northwest New Jersey, United States
We live in an old stone farmhouse on a property called Frog Hollow in Northwest New Jersey. The original farmhouse was built in the 1860's and probably had access rights to the Morris Canal, which is located a short distance from our property. Many additions have been added to the stone house, but the original walk-in fireplace still remains. Our 15 acres contains about 5 acres of cleared land with 10 acres of woods. A small pond lies right behind our home, and a large field to the right, which contains a large vegetable garden and our East garden, which is full of perennials and stone walls.
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