After last year’s successful Passover dinner at Perbacco we decided to do it again. Over 290 guests ate classic Italian Jewish recipes for the Passover holiday ( recipes from my cookbook Cucina Ebraica) and wow, were they happy! I guess we will have to do it again next year, as we had so many requests for a repeat performance. Chef Staffan Terje and his staff cooked their hearts out. and Umberto Gibin ran the dining room like the pro that he is. Sommelier Mauro selected ideal wines to match the food. I am attaching the menu so you can see what was served. Stay tuned for next year’s dinner.
A Passover Dinner celebrating traditional Jewish cooking in Italy
with recipes from “Cucina Ebraica” by guest chef Joyce Goldstein
Haroset
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Antipasti
(served family style)
Fegato di Anatra alle Uova Sode – Chopped Duck Liver, Italian Style
Spuma di Tonno al Peperoni – Tuna Paté in Roasted Peppers
Carciofi alla Giudia – Crispy Fried Artichokes, Jewish Style
Melanzane in Insalata – Grilled Eggplant Salad
Concia – Roasted Zucchini with Mint and Vinegar
Peperoni Ripieni – Peppers Stuffed with Eggplant
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Primi
Brodo con Polpette Uova per Pesach – Passover Soup with Chicken Dumplings and Eggs
or
Crema di Carciofi – Artichoke Soup
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Secondi
(choose one per person)
Spigola al Sugo di Carciofi – Seabass with a Sauce of Artichokes
Tonno Fresco con Piselli – Fresh Tuna with Spring Peas
Pollo Arrosto all’Arancia, Limone , e Zenzero
Roast Chicken with Orange, Lemon and Ginger
Rotolo di Vitello coi Colori – Veal Breast Stuffed with Peppers and an Omelet
Spalla di Montone con le Olive – Lamb Shoulder Braised with Olives
Carciofata di Trieste – Spring Vegetable Stew from Trieste (vegetarian)
Contorni for the Table
Purea di Patate e Olio – Olive Oil Potato Purée
Finocchio alla Giudia – Braised Fennel, Jewish Style
Carote alla Giudia – Sweet Carrots with Raisins and Pine nuts
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Dolce
(served family style)
Frutta Caramellata con Zabaglione – Caramelized Fresh Fruit with Zabaglione
Pan di Spagna alle Nocciole – Passover Hazelnut Sponge Cake
Scodelline – Almond Pudding
$49.00 per Person
Wow am I sorry I missed this Seder! It all sounds so Divinely Imaginative. And what a steal for $49. Maybe next year…
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