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Vegetable Pies and Molds

Torte di Verdura

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By Marcella Hazan

Published 1997

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Pies are one of the most ingenious things Italian cooks do with vegetables. When baked in a pastry crust they are called a torta; when unmolded from the baking dish they are known as a sformato. They are adaptable to various menu plans. They greatly enrich a buffet table set for a party; they become a luxurious appetizer that launches an elaborate holiday dinner; a single wedge is a fine vegetable accompaniment to a meat course; or they can be the whole meal when it consists of just one course.

The three recipes that follow come from Tuscany Piedmont, and the Veneto, in that order. Just to read them, which I hope will lead to cooking and tasting them, should communicate a sense of the unmistakably distinct flavor values on which is founded the cooking of those regions.

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