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Cecco Gnocchetti sardi (
aka malloreddus),
Prosciutto di Parma (it was a good leg, and the
San Daniele behind the counter wasn't ready for slicing--the San Daniele folks seem to have a better handle on quality control),
Cascadian Farms frozen peas, Zoe Organic Olive Oil (Spain), grated
Pecorino Romano, kosher salt, and a heavy dose of ground
Tellicherry pepper.
The pasta, prosciutto, and cheese came from
Gallucci's, one of my favorite stores in Cleveland and the go-to place in the area for sliced-to-order imported cured meats and the like. Don't think instructions are necessary with this one. Hope you enjoy.
And, for those who care, check out what the
Chicago Tribune said about this fair city's food.
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