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S.Pellegrino® and Share Our Strength®
Share Our Strength® is a national organization that works to make sure no child in America grows up hungry. This spring and summer, S.Pellegrino® is proud to once again be a sponsor of Share Our Strength's Taste of the Nation events. These events bring people together to enjoy food, wine and spirits prepared by some of the country's most innovative chefs and mixologists. Best of all, 100% of ticket sales supports Share Our Strength's efforts to end childhood hunger.

We invite you to participate in this year’s Taste of the Nation. For an event in your area, please click here.


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This recipe from the S.Pellegrino® Almost Famous Chef® Italian Regional winner Laura Torresin features crusty sea bass and a hot vegetable consommé poured over seasonal greens, shaved Pecorino Romano cheese and crusty Italian bread.

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Try another award-winning dish:
Roasted Garlic-Stuffed Lamb Loin, from S.Pellegrino® Almost Famous Chef® Mountain Regional winner
Robert Crawford.

S.Pellegrino® Presents
Chef Fabio's Secrets

What are Chef Fabio’s secrets for a great bruschetta? The answer will surprise you.

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If I only have one fresh herb on hand, what should it be?


Well, flat leaf parsley is probably the most universally useful fresh herb, but our choice would be basil which will stand you in good stead in a delicious variety of dishes from bruschetta, to marinara and pesto sauce to pizza.

Ficelle

It’s not actually a mix of spices, but rather the powdered form of the dried fruit of the Pimenta dioica. It’s called allspice because it has a flavor like a combination of cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves.



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In Italian cooking, battuto is a chopped mixture of onion, celery and carrot that provides a fragrant vegetable base for savory sauces and hearty soups. Sometimes, a bit of sage, parsley, garlic or diced pancetta is added, depending on the recipe. When lightly fried in olive oil, the battuto is called soffritto, which comes from “sotto friggere” and means barely or under fried.



In 1988, S.Pellegrino® became the first Italian mineral water to be exported to France.


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