Antipasti & Bruschette

Pizza

When the pizzas arrived, the camera was passed around and Prosecco got the best shot. Featured pizza – Sardines (Tomato, Citrus Olives, Herbs, Chili Oil). From the left: Margherita (Tomato, Basil, Ingersoll Fiore Di Latte Mozzarella), Duck Confit (Pesto, Tomato), Quattro Stagione (Tomato, Ingersoll Fiore Di Latte Mozzarella, Cacciatore, Bella Olives, Mushroom & Artichoke) & House-Made Sausage (Caramelized Onion, Mozzarella, Chili Oil).
I had the Duck Confit, which may sound odd on pizza, but if you grew up on Rosa's sexy duck, it's the obvious choice. Meaty, rich and delicious.
Dolci
Before dinner I always tell myself that I'm not going to have dessert. I'll blame the wine, which was excellent, for convincing me that you can't pass up a Panna Cotta. Luckily, by the time dessert arrived, the spirit of sharing had returned and we all tried a bite of each. My second favorite was the Pistachio Gelato followed by the Cannoli.
Dolci

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Is it just me or did those pizzas spend one minute too many in the wood oven?
ReplyDeleteFor the exact opposite of Terroni, Libretto et al head to Frank's Pizza House on St. Clair (at Lansdowne) and order the pesto, goat cheese & cremini pizza. Or the caramelized onion, ricotta and roasted peppers. George (the son of Frank) mans the ovens masterfully.
Nicole- let's go there next! With or without the pregnant ladies!
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