Joe Casadonte

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May 6	awarded	Yearling
Jun 23	awarded	Nice Answer
Nov 9	awarded	Popular Question
Sep 25	comment	Substitution for beef (veal) in a stew Finally had the chance to try this out, and it worked very well. I mistakenly bought boneless thighs, and I think having the bone-in would have made the broth richer, which I think it needed. But overall I'm very happy -- thanks!
Sep 25	accepted	Substitution for beef (veal) in a stew
Sep 10	comment	Substitution for beef (veal) in a stew So cooking longer will make it more tender, not tougher? I wouldn't have thought that, which is why I'm here asking those more knowledgeable than I....
Sep 10	asked	Substitution for beef (veal) in a stew
Aug 5	awarded	Yearling
Mar 14	accepted	What to serve at a cheese tasting?
Mar 7	comment	What to serve at a cheese tasting? I, too, have had honey included on cheese plates, and was thinking of that when I wrote the question, but I forgot to include it -- thanks!
Mar 7	revised	What to serve at a cheese tasting? added cheese list to the main question
Mar 7	comment	What to serve at a cheese tasting? In case anyone is interested, the cheeses I'm thinking of bringing are: Provolone (domestic & imported), Parmigiano-Reggiano plus a domestic Paremsan, Pecorino Romano plus Locatelli (not sure if there's a difference), Asiago, Piave and maybe a 1-year-old and 3-year-old Cabot.
Mar 7	awarded	Commentator
Mar 7	comment	What to serve at a cheese tasting? I'm not sure if this should be a community wiki, or perhaps be closed entirely. Feel free to make either change as needed.
Mar 7	asked	What to serve at a cheese tasting?
Nov 18	awarded	Scholar
Nov 18	comment	What is this Italian Cookie called? Ding! Ding! Ding! We have a winner -- thanks!!!!
Nov 18	accepted	What is this Italian Cookie called?
Nov 16	awarded	Nice Question
Nov 14	comment	What is this Italian Cookie called? They don't seem to be fried or covered in honey, so I'd say no. Both of these things were a fundamental part of the cookie, so I don't seem them as a simple variation.