Wednesday, June 03, 2009

Mariquita Agretti

cipes">Experimenting with roasting Agretti, at 7.30 AM.
Only time will tell if I'll ever do it again..?
picture photograph image Mariquita farm 2008 copyright of sam breach http://becksposhnosh.blogspot.com/

Here is a link to some Agretti recipe ideas.



Local Resources
Agretti & baby shallots from Mariquita Farm
Olive Oil from Sicabica & Sons

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8 comments:

  1. ChrisB3/6/09 11:24

    I've never seen this before your post.

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  2. cookiecrumb3/6/09 17:08

    My recent meal of grits at Ubuntu was topped with agretti. Not cooked. Just tiny, thin sprigs. Looked like pine needles.

    (Word verification: fredn)

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  3. Lick My Spoon3/6/09 17:51

    Wow, I have never seen or heard of Agretti. I will contact one of your sources and hope to experiment with it soon :)

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  4. willowtree6/6/09 03:52

    Happy Birthday Sam!! xoxo

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  5. Kila6/6/09 08:19

    Happy Birthday, Sam! (Your mom sent me!) Hope you had a wonderful day and did some celebrating.

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  6. San Francisco Photos6/6/09 10:36

    Gosh I've never heard of this stuff before. Interesting. Very curious to try some now.

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  7. Diane7/6/09 19:05

    I got some from Marquita last year and I sauteed it - quite nice! Not sure about roasting though...it seems too delicate for that.

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  8. Dazy26/6/09 11:46

    Those are all mouth-watering recipes. I will be trying Pickled Agretti tomorrow. I think I'll try to shoot it, but I don't think it will be as good as your picture!

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