The third and final instalment of Dom’s Treatise on Coffee: The Manual – your guide to becoming a moka pot pro. Last time I shared some of the reasons why I often reach for the moka pot when making coffee at home. Done right, it can get you damn close to a shot pulled forContinue reading “Coffee: A Manual”
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Coffee: The Little Machine
Welcome to the second part of Dom’s treatise on coffee. Here he talks all things moka – the history, the design, and the reasons you should own one. Grab a coffee and get comfortable. “Prodotto in Italia!” The Italians have good reason to be proud of the contributions they’ve made to the world, which isContinue reading “Coffee: The Little Machine”
Coffee: A Journey
Dom’s three-part treatise on coffee is the latest post in our Stories From The Table section – a place where we explore memories, cultural vignettes, and anthropological musings on eating and drinking. I’ve not been a coffee drinker for very long, but I have had a respect for (and possibly a little fear of) itContinue reading “Coffee: A Journey”
Pasta with borlotti beans
Nigella and I have one thing in common. It’s not the whole lust-inducing-spoon-licking thing she’s got going on, instead, it’s a shared love of Italy related subjects. Well, actually it goes a bit further than that: both of us have spent a large portion of our lives pretending to be Italian. I once had aContinue reading “Pasta with borlotti beans”
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