Bread with Wine
Today's video recipe is bread with wine. We used to make this after working on the farm all day. It was easy to make and only took a minute or two. We used our own homemade wine back in Orsara and fresh made bread.
Added: Aug-14-2012 Occurred On: Aug-11-2012
By: GermGissAlot
In: Creative
Tags: "bread, with, wine", bread, wine, "chef, pasquale", orsararecipes, "orsara, di, puglia", orsara, "italian, bread", "italian, wine"
Location: New Jersey, United States (load item map)
Marked as: approved
Views: 783 | Comments: 21 | Votes: 2 | Favorites: 1 | Shared: 11 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 2
By: GermGissAlot
In: Creative
Tags: "bread, with, wine", bread, wine, "chef, pasquale", orsararecipes, "orsara, di, puglia", orsara, "italian, bread", "italian, wine"
Location: New Jersey, United States (load item map)
Marked as: approved
Views: 783 | Comments: 21 | Votes: 2 | Favorites: 1 | Shared: 11 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 2
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May try this for supper if I can remember the recipe. Probably should write it down.
Posted Aug-14-2012 ByTMoray1 (736.86) 
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LOL
Posted Aug-14-2012 ByBlklight (1894.06) 
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@TMoray1
A couple of tips:
1) Leave out the bread.
2) Use a beer mug instead of a bowl.
Posted Aug-14-2012 BypachaKamaq (1198.40) 
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@pachaKamaq OK on leaving out the bread. Wonder if Canadian whiskey and water could be used in place of wine?
Posted Aug-14-2012 ByTMoray1 (736.86) 
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IVA GOTTA NEW IDEA I TAKEA DE CHEESE I TAKEA DE BREAD PERFECTO IS A CHEESEA SANDWICHEO
Posted Aug-14-2012 ByDBoy (4.60) 
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@DBoy Tastes fucking good doesnt it?
Posted Aug-14-2012 ByAdirondack13 (160.40) Adirondack13 View Channel Send Message
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Wow, didn't know about this, thanks Chef Pasquale!
Posted Aug-14-2012 Bypantucci (341.64) pantucci View Channel Send Message
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I wouldn't exactly call this a recipe.
Hey look, here's some lemonade and crackers. I'm gonna put them in a bowl
Posted Aug-14-2012 Bydingles (3.10) 
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It doesn't get much more rustic than this.
Posted Aug-14-2012 ByBlklight (1894.06) 
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Italian cereal. Anybody know what dialect that was? Sicilian?
Posted Aug-14-2012 ByEnod (213.66) 
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@Enod It's Orsarese. Dialect from his city; Orsara di Puglia.
Posted Aug-14-2012 ByGermGissAlot (118.80) GermGissAlot View Channel Send Message
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Thanks. Couldn't make heads or tails out of what he was saying even with the English translation.
Posted Aug-14-2012 ByEnod (213.66) 
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this is why italian food is so bomb. Simple, good, and straight from the peasants.
Posted Aug-14-2012 ByAdirondack13 (160.40) Adirondack13 View Channel Send Message
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Voted! (Anything with a good wine gets voted!) Salut!
Posted Aug-14-2012 ByILovePickles (429.46) 
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I love this old classy guy!
Posted Aug-14-2012 Bydownhill2400 (1320.68) downhill2400 View Channel Send Message
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That sounded like a foreign language to me, but I got the recipe.
Posted Aug-14-2012 Bywoody66 (62.90) 
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Nice recipe. French peasants used to do it too.
If you you don't like wine or don't drink alcohol, you can mix bread with cool milk. Very refreshing and delicious. Even better if milk and bread are really tasty (not from the supermarket, that is).
Posted Aug-16-2012 ByJean-Christian (57.80) 
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yes, Italians do eat junk. I always see them picking dandelions at the side of the road and bargaining for the cheapest (nasty rotten) tomatoes at the market.
Posted Aug-14-2012 By85cmorning (3167.00) 
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@85cmorning Youre a dumb prick. they take the soft ones because it breaks down in the sauce better. No one eats rotten tomatoes, but that doesnt mean they nitpick about little bullshit things like bruises and tears
Posted Aug-14-2012 ByAdirondack13 (160.40) Adirondack13 View Channel Send Message
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@Adirondack13 hey man, I lived with an Italian family for 2 years, and I lived in a mostly Italian town for 10 years. I'm not just talking out my ass here, I've seen it happen. my old landlady was always trying to give me her 'food'
and no, they're not rotten, but not exactly fresh either. the only Italian food I really like is made by Chef Boyardee.
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@Adirondack13 and don't even try to tell me that bread and wine isn't ghetto.
sugar and alcohol? how nutritious
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