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This dish is called 'pizz e foje' in Abruzzese dialect and every family in Abruzzo has their take on it. This is Rubina's. If you don't have a large fireplace, an normal oven is fine, and the greens can be anything you fancy: cabbage, kale, spinach - as long as it's a mixture. The garlic and dried chilli are important.
For the pizza: 1kg cornmeal - normally used for polenta.
Enough boiling water to form a firm, but malleable dough and a pinch of salt - or vegetable stock.
For the greens: 2 large baking potatoes. At least a kilo of greens. 1 dried chilli, 3 sweet dried chilli, 1 large garlic clove and about 75ml of extra virgin olive oil

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@pliny8308
@pliny8308 Год назад
Cucina Povera, which is often amazingly delicious. I prefer to leave the corn pizza intact, but the taste would be the same. Also, if you do want to scrape out the soft cornmeal for the dish, you can save the crust. My dad used to put mozzarella pieces inside it and then put back in to let the cheese melt. It's absolutely scrumptious. You can also form discs of softer leftover polenta, put mozzarella pieces on top, close the edges and make balls of it. Then fry or bake till it's crusty and cheese is melted. My dad called them ballotte. Crusty polenta which opens to soft polenta and melted fontina or mozzarella. It's just divince.
@WinstonSmithGPT
@WinstonSmithGPT Год назад
I’ve never made this dish but the way every component is treated is so stereotypically Abruzzese. The fried dried peppers, the greens and potatoes with garlic oil, etc.
@theheritagehousesc
@theheritagehousesc Год назад
Sounds delish! I love this kind of rustic, poor people’s food! Always delish! My mother and I use to forage for veggies and have tons of fond memories!
@pastagrannies
@pastagrannies Год назад
That sounds delicious! And what a great memory for you! best wishes, Vicky
@ericpalazzo1960
@ericpalazzo1960 2 месяца назад
​@@pastagranniesmy mothers family is from treglio and lanciano, abbruzzo. When she made it she called it pizza é minestra... wow... I miss her...
@scottamori3188
@scottamori3188 Год назад
I would listen to whatever she has to say about the vitamins from the water. At 88 you would never know it! And all while wearing her pearls to cook with an open fire, too. These ladies never cease to amaze me. God bless and thanks for another spectacular episode.
@VelkePivo
@VelkePivo Год назад
Completely unexpected how this was made. I’ll bet it’s delicious! And so healthy…
@Serendipity1977
@Serendipity1977 Год назад
Ma che cosa fantastica! Viene fame anche solo a guardarla! 😍😍😍😍😍😍
@souadghazal2533
@souadghazal2533 Год назад
Love their Olive skin. When you don't have a modern day oven you just improvise and be creative. That's what people did to bake their foods in the fireplace and food tasted much better... yummy and very tasty dish thanks to the greens.
@pastagrannies
@pastagrannies Год назад
hi Souad, yes I love the method of cooking beans in a jar in the dying embers (I've seen it in Tuscany and Puglia so far) best wishes Vicky
@BrandyLMilton
@BrandyLMilton Год назад
These ladies are a hoot!! ❤️
@Darscm
@Darscm Год назад
As always, fantastic. I’m excited to make the polenta pizza with my available greens.
@dsalamone
@dsalamone Год назад
INSPIRING! I would DEVOUR that dish!
@lolamas3042
@lolamas3042 Год назад
Me encanta aprender a cocinar con estas mujeres maravillosas! Mil gracias!👏👏👏👏👏👏💜🤗
@Hzleyedgurl2
@Hzleyedgurl2 Год назад
Si!! 💜💜 es muy bueno!!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 x
@maryidavin
@maryidavin Год назад
Truly amazing, a labor of love of earthy foods.
@sih1095
@sih1095 Год назад
An amazing cooking technique. Wish I had an oven like that..
@theheritagehousesc
@theheritagehousesc Год назад
This kind of oven makes the most delicious bread! My grandparents had this oven and still remember the taste of bread and good baked in it. I can still smell it! It’s amazing!
@nealieanderson512
@nealieanderson512 Год назад
Oh my gosh that looks amazing! I make collards and grits so I know i would love love love this!!
@gipsi2001
@gipsi2001 Год назад
Beautiful. I have been making pizza with a polenta base for years. Now it's very handy for anyone who wants gluten-free. I will make this dish ❤️👏
@fabioborgogno8776
@fabioborgogno8776 Год назад
Very original dish. Another italian gem
@dav58
@dav58 Год назад
That's amazing, I don't think I've ever seen a dish like this. I think I'll try to cook it myself.
@FaxanaduJohn
@FaxanaduJohn Год назад
Lol good luck with that
@kathyrutherford6043
@kathyrutherford6043 Год назад
Very interesting how the pizza dough is incorporated- looks delicious!
@barbb
@barbb Год назад
These women look amazing! So many of them certainly don't look their ages. Great video.
@WinstonSmithGPT
@WinstonSmithGPT Год назад
She has a very Abruzzese personality!
@zizzie4081
@zizzie4081 Год назад
How so?
@WinstonSmithGPT
@WinstonSmithGPT Год назад
@@zizzie4081 Up, warm, positive, bubbly, fun, laughing. Otherwise they are waving a gun at you 😂 Forte e gentile.
@zizzie4081
@zizzie4081 Год назад
@@WinstonSmithGPT ha!!!
@judithlehman6533
@judithlehman6533 Год назад
What a fun episode. I always know I will learn some "new" way to put ingredients together. The methods are fascinating. I ❤️Pasta Grannies.
@pastagrannies
@pastagrannies Год назад
hi Judith, that's good to hear, and I'm always learning too! 🙂🌺 best wishes, Vicky
@VerhoevenSimon
@VerhoevenSimon Год назад
What an interesting dish, I really need to try and make it myself.
@sharendonnelly7770
@sharendonnelly7770 Год назад
I love the different applications of basic ingredients, polenta pizza added to greens and potatoes, amazing. Great video!
@zameshtan
@zameshtan Год назад
So, is anyone eating that crispy crust? It looks soooooooooo appetizing!
@DBurgg
@DBurgg Год назад
What a unique dish! Using what's available and creating something delicious is an art!👏🏻
@Getpojke
@Getpojke Год назад
Ahhh, there's a cooking technique I've never seen before. Seems an odd way to get the soft cornmeal; but I suppose there must be a reason. Plus you do get a nice crust to fill/use as a scoop. I was thinking that the greens may be overdone by the time the tatties cook, but some of what she picked can be bitter later in the season; so boiling would remove that. Always love to learn new things, so thanks to Vicky, her team & the Grannies.
@sahej6939
@sahej6939 Год назад
You’ve got to break up the clumps
@Getpojke
@Getpojke Год назад
@@sahej6939 I meant it seemed odd to cook it like a pizza base only to then break it open & scoop out the soft insides & add them to the leaf mixture. It would seem easier to either make little cornmeal dumplings which you cook with the leaves or just mix it through after treating it like couscous. But I suppose it adds a different flavour & texture if baked in the oven!? Plus you get a nice crust to chew on separately. Will have to give it a go a couple of different ways & see what difference it makes.
@zolawilliams1
@zolawilliams1 Год назад
Not what I expected to happen to the pizza! I've heard amazing things about the food in Abruzzo.
@rentregagnant
@rentregagnant Год назад
Another wonderful video! Thanks so much!
@martyrose
@martyrose Год назад
Oh that looks absolutely wonderful!
@YourJellyFishAteMyTV
@YourJellyFishAteMyTV Год назад
Wow the amount of work in the oven 🙌
@martyrose
@martyrose 2 месяца назад
Thank you! Interesting recipe. I love polenta as a crust for a pizza. I wouldn't occur to me to crumble it up and add it to the other ingredients. Bet it's delicious. Such fresh ingredients. Lovely ladies!❤❤
@kellybryson7754
@kellybryson7754 Год назад
That is a really interesting dish! I've never seen anything prepared like that.
@cari0021
@cari0021 Год назад
this is a wild one!
@EmerInspires
@EmerInspires Год назад
First time seeing pizza base with polenta, I'll definitely give it a go although a good selection of similar greens could be tricky to find 🤔
@sandralosasso5657
@sandralosasso5657 Год назад
My family makes polenta in a dish and bakes it Then add toppings, dish out and serve on polenta pie
@tyxeri48
@tyxeri48 Год назад
The lid on the ash and ash on top of the lid is exactly the way they traditionally bake pies or other baked food in Greece. I haven't seen it in Italy before.
@Zalodar26
@Zalodar26 Год назад
lucky48 it’s quite a common and ancient practice to utilise a lid with hot embers on top when using a wood fire oven in Abruzzo region of Italy.
@Sue-ec6un
@Sue-ec6un Год назад
@@Zalodar26 And we use dutch ovens over open fires, with a lid with a high brim to hold coals. Cast iron.
@VeraLucia-qs1jp
@VeraLucia-qs1jp Год назад
Deve ser demais de bom!!! Obgda.
@lauradeluca6520
@lauradeluca6520 Год назад
Grazie per un altro vlogg🥰🌷💕
@stevelogan5475
@stevelogan5475 Год назад
Ms. Vicky, another sweet,dear pasta granny, they always are & this is a great pizza recipe & being Irish you had me at potatoes, lol, we have a similar dish in Appalchia because we have all the items except ours made on a 1/2 horizontal slice of cornbread like a 1/3 inch thin cake. Pizza was unheard of in my area when I was very young , someone finally opened a pizza parlor in the early 60's in the small town & was the county seat capitol. The pizza was a big success, God Bless you all
@pastagrannies
@pastagrannies Год назад
hi Steve, your cornbread dish sounds good. Even here in London it was the end of the 60s before pizza became mainstream. best wishes Vicky
@stevelogan5475
@stevelogan5475 Год назад
@Pasta Grannies Ms. Vicky, thank you & I understand on the pizza, when my Dad enlisted in the Army in mid/late 1950's( born in 1938) he had never heard, seen, or eaten spaghetti, that is how rural our family was from in Kentucky
@stevelogan5475
@stevelogan5475 Год назад
Thank you
@annmarieaspromonte1086
@annmarieaspromonte1086 Год назад
Those fried peppers look amazing
@WinstonSmithGPT
@WinstonSmithGPT Год назад
They are, with greens. Omg
@Ursaminor31
@Ursaminor31 Год назад
I will totally try this, I do Things like this with farinatta in the summer
@dpcaw
@dpcaw Год назад
what an interesting dish!
@Sue-ec6un
@Sue-ec6un Год назад
I suppose this is where my mother learned spinach and potatoes that she used to make. Not this fancy, but a loose translation from my italian fathers side to my mother, who was english/irish. I now can see how my father may have been a little disappointed, but we all learn and remember different things. And sometimes our memories simplify things for us. Love overcomes disappointment. And it feeds a big family!
@Lucysmom26
@Lucysmom26 Год назад
This looks very delicious. Would love to try it myself but I know for a fact that my sad-ass Canadian winter grocery store greens won't even come close to what was used here.
@janetedwards1461
@janetedwards1461 Год назад
Another mouthwatering episode! And I love seeing the homes and kitchens in the most beautiful locations!
@Sue-ec6un
@Sue-ec6un Год назад
You can find most of that in an open field in the spring. She picked "weeds", quite medicinal weeds at that! If you learn a little about edible "weeds" your life will change. :)
@WinstonSmithGPT
@WinstonSmithGPT Год назад
@@Sue-ec6un My entire childhood was spent in open fields holding paper bags of dirty greenery. They were delicious in the end, though!
@Hzleyedgurl2
@Hzleyedgurl2 Год назад
ahhh!!!! perfetto! ❤❤❤ x
@rmorretti
@rmorretti Год назад
Ha , Grazie Bella Sigra, mi hai fatto rivivere bei momenti quando questo lo faceva mia mamma 💖ad un paesino Carpineto della Nora. Ha che bei tempi ; la pizza di granturco sotto al coppo… ma dov’è andato a finire…? 😱. Grazie infinitamente🌹, tanta buna salute , un abbraccio dal Canada 🇨🇦
@chocolatesouljah
@chocolatesouljah Год назад
What an interesting cooking technique previously unfamiliar to me. I'd like to see if I can come up with a recipe that is similar but geared toward my USA kitchen. I won't come close to Nonna Rubina of course but I will be inspired just the same.
@WinstonSmithGPT
@WinstonSmithGPT Год назад
You can cook, cool then cut and fry the polenta. That will give you the crust.
@susans.4474
@susans.4474 Год назад
Cast iron pan, covered, then flip it.
@valeriacarozza4279
@valeriacarozza4279 Год назад
Mia nonna è famosa 🥹
@aris1956
@aris1956 Год назад
È tua nonna questa nel video ?
@antonellar.2749
@antonellar.2749 Год назад
Cuginetta,Nonna Rubina è super 🔝💯!.. i miei bimbi son fortunati ad averla come bisNonna!♥️🥰
@antonellar.2749
@antonellar.2749 Год назад
​@@aris1956 si, esatto è nostra nonna!😊
@aris1956
@aris1956 Год назад
@@antonellar.2749 Ah bene ! Quindi adesso anche vostra nonna è diventata una “Pasta Grannies” e quindi conosciuta in tutto il mondo. 😉 😊 Auguri allora a tutta la famiglia e buona salute e lunga vita alla nonna e a tutte queste brave e simpatiche nonne che fanno parte del Club. 💕🌹😊
@antonellar.2749
@antonellar.2749 Год назад
​​@@aris1956 a quanto pare, si 😊. Grazie degli auguri.😊 Un grande applauso a gli ideatori e a tutte le Grannies siete fantastiche ♥️💪🏻🥰👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@artycrafty9209
@artycrafty9209 Год назад
Wow another first! what a classy lady and Vicky you said her age is 88! you obviously made a mistake there🤔I have never seen or heard of this dish before, just the thing for a winters day! thanks everyone. Ramon.
@pastagrannies
@pastagrannies Год назад
hi Ramon, it was a first for me too, 🙂 best wishes, Vicky
@totoh82
@totoh82 Год назад
mmm that looks so delicious
@vincenzodesiderioscioli4476
❤️
@maddalena1957
@maddalena1957 Год назад
Che bonta’❤
@gendcr7104
@gendcr7104 2 месяца назад
Pizze e foglie....che buona
@MonkeyspankO
@MonkeyspankO Год назад
Interesting. Never seen anything like this. Probably started as a way to process old hard tack when that was still a thing.
@russellrobinson505
@russellrobinson505 Год назад
What a beautiful wonderful lady!💕💋bet that was tasty 😋
@squiresquiffy3728
@squiresquiffy3728 Год назад
Incredible! Now where can I find a nice big lid like that? I will have an attempt at this, perhaps not using my fireplace though.
@pastagrannies
@pastagrannies Год назад
It depends where you are in the world, but the Netherton Foundry in the UK does wonderful cast iron baking cloches /cooking bells. best wishes, Vicky
@squiresquiffy3728
@squiresquiffy3728 Год назад
@@pastagrannies noted, thank you. Yes I’m in Somerset.
@giulia7974
@giulia7974 Год назад
Rubina vita mia
@josiemorgan5401
@josiemorgan5401 Год назад
☺️🤗💐🙏
@MaisieDyvig
@MaisieDyvig Год назад
Does anyone know what kind of oven that it?
@jorejaha
@jorejaha Год назад
Have you ever heard of All' Italiana Cookbook by Rosaria Di Lucente from 1981? Is this a good cookbook?
@jrpacer6355
@jrpacer6355 Год назад
I miss Grandma Angelina
@Simona-hp1ok
@Simona-hp1ok Год назад
Sto morendo
@slaturwinters1828
@slaturwinters1828 Год назад
Deconstructed venezuelan torta
@rucha34
@rucha34 Год назад
Pizza khichdi
@purplestarowl89
@purplestarowl89 Год назад
😋😋😋😋😋😋🤤🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😍😍💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💞💞💞💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💞💞💞😿😿💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓😻😻😻😻😻😻💓💓💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖😻😻😻😻😻💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓🥘🥘🥘🥘🥘🍲🍲🍲🍲🍲🍲🍲🍲🍲🍲🍲🍲
@AirrowRocket
@AirrowRocket Год назад
Sorry, I don't get it at all.
@joypolk3093
@joypolk3093 Год назад
That’s an amazing oven! The pull down down door, I’ve never seen before, do you have more info on this ? Would love this Granny and recipe to be in the next cookbook. There’s also a wonderful comment from @pliny8308 about uses for this polenta dough. Love the videos Vicki❣️🇺🇸
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