He said pecorino in the video but I bet you could use parmesan or romano. I love recipies that are this casual because they are easy to adjust for individual tastes.
Judy Laquidarasays
I used pecorino romano because that’s the first one I found in my fridge but parmesan would be fine.
I made for dinner just now and used fresh basil instead of mint and it was delicious.
Thanks Judy.
Joannasays
Dear Judy,
I love Bittman’s approach: simple, healthy recipes, using fresh or easy to purchase staples. Perfect for busy quilters/knitters and especially those with half their kitchen in boxes awaiting a move!
Fitzy says
What kind of cheese did you use? I absolutely LOVE edamame!
Kerstin says
He said pecorino in the video but I bet you could use parmesan or romano. I love recipies that are this casual because they are easy to adjust for individual tastes.
Judy Laquidara says
I used pecorino romano because that’s the first one I found in my fridge but parmesan would be fine.
Judy C in NC says
Thanks for sharing that – I also love Edamame, but usually only added to homemade vegetable soup so will now try a salad. Judy C in NC
Debbie R. says
Is this the guy who is on the Today show occasionally?
Pat McGuire says
Judy,
Did you use mint in your salad?
Kathy C says
I made for dinner just now and used fresh basil instead of mint and it was delicious.
Thanks Judy.
Joanna says
Dear Judy,
I love Bittman’s approach: simple, healthy recipes, using fresh or easy to purchase staples. Perfect for busy quilters/knitters and especially those with half their kitchen in boxes awaiting a move!
Get into more trouble here with his “best” videos: http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2011/01/26/dining/20110126-bittman.html
Enjoy!
Joanna