Interestingly tagliata means 'cut' in Italian, and Italians serve their steaks sliced and shared, turning a heavy meat dish into something more like a salad. No really, that's what it says.sources
lamb tagliata - Delicious, October 2007, p138.
Wednesday, 8 July 2009
lamb tagliata
To make up for last night's death by fish ana's get one of her favourite summery salady things, Jill Dupliex's lamb tagliata. Which is odd as lamb isn't one of her meats of choice. Women eh?
Interestingly tagliata means 'cut' in Italian, and Italians serve their steaks sliced and shared, turning a heavy meat dish into something more like a salad. No really, that's what it says.
sources
lamb tagliata - Delicious, October 2007, p138.
Interestingly tagliata means 'cut' in Italian, and Italians serve their steaks sliced and shared, turning a heavy meat dish into something more like a salad. No really, that's what it says.sources
lamb tagliata - Delicious, October 2007, p138.
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