Technique
What is Panzanella?
Pronounced /pahn-zah-NEL-lah/
Definition
Panzanella is a bread salad of stale bread, tomatoes, onion, olive oil and vinegar, associated with Tuscany.
It is a classic way to use up day-old bread.
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What kind of peppers do you use for sausage and peppers?
Use two red or yellow bell peppers for sweetness and one green bell pepper for the classic bitter edge. Cubanelle peppers are the Italian-American original — thinner walls, faster cooking, more flavor. Add one long hot or a pinch of chili flake if you want heat.