What is trufloti?

JanetFL added about 1 year ago

Bill, is this the correct spelling?

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chefsusie added about 1 year ago

I believe you may be referring to Funghi Trifolati. This is a method of cooking mushrooms with garlic and parsley in olive oil.

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added about 1 year ago

Yes, I think chefsusie is correct on this one. Trifofolato(i) refers to the way the mushrooms are sliced, as you would slice a truffle if you were lucky enough to own one.

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I'm not sure if it's exact but close. I sounded it out as best as I could. Thanks guys (and gals)

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JanetFL added about 1 year ago

Bill, can you give us a clue as to ingredients? I'm curious and want to figure this out!

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bigpan added about 1 year ago

Susie is right - this is how we did fresh porcini's in Montalcino, Tuscany. Deeeeelish!

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Ok Thanks everyone. It was served with razor clams and beurre noisette. But I ordered something else.

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JanetFL added about 1 year ago

That is why I asked what ingredients - I saw you tagged your inquiry razor clams. Sounds interesting!

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chefsusie added about 1 year ago

Now I am craving some mushrooms...but, I like mine in the form of Duxelles....mmmmm....

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