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Recipe: Utica Greens (Escarole)

 
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This is a dish based on escarole with some Italian-American flair. It originates from Utica, New York in the United States and it is just so good.

I highly recommend trying it out, it's wonderful.

For a recipe, I enjoy this one - https://www.upstateramblings.com/utica-greens-recipe/

 
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While my attempt did not come out as pretty looking as the video, it was delicious!

I forgot to get a finished picture, but this is it in the process of cooking prior to adding breadcrumbs and cheese to go under the broiler.





 
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