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SOUP RECIPE FROM THE FOOD NETWORK STAR USA Giada De Laurentiis DEVELOPMENT OF TRACY HARRIS, A BRILLIANT DESIGNER USA. "E' IL MIGLIOR MINESTRONE D'AMERICA" -DICE TRACY HARRIS- "MA QUELLO DE LE MOSSACCE E' IL MIGLIORE DEL MONDO !"

(photo by Giada De Laurentiis ww.gossipcraze.com)

Tracy Harris is a great American artist in the field of graphics, but is also a brilliant character of a thousand interests between which there is a blog that is refined recipes and called Pickly Pear Bloom ( http://pricklypearbloom.wordpress.com/ ).



On September 25, 2007 the blog about pot holders for cooking, cookies and minestrone and just describes the soup a very tasty recipe American created by famous star of the Food TV Network USA Giada de Laurentiis, ; nephew Dino de Laurentiis and Silvana Mangano , recipe then reworked by the same Tracy.

Tracy and accurately describes the details of its development which is significant in increasing inter alia, the percentage of some ingredients used in the chicken stock rather than that of beef and all ' Use of Parmesan she called "the stuff of kings."

Tracy says that his soup:

"is the best that can be enjoyed throughout America although it is not as good as that abbiamo mangiato a Firenze a la Trattoria Le Mossacce (il migliore del mondo in assoluto !)   e comunque mi fa felice ricordandomi la Toscana dove si può gustare una bottiglia di Chianti.”

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"I adapted this recipe from Giada De Laurentiis, and only in that I increased each ingredient between 70 to 100%, and used a combination of vegetable and chicken broth rather than beef. I even purchased a hunk of the real thing, Parmigiano Reggiano, for the first time in my life, and my goodness, it is wonderful. Eat a couple of hunks of the cheese straight away while you cook this soup
The greatest thing about this soup is that it calls to puree some of the beans with some of the broth, which thickens the finished soup. So, rather than the lame, runny minestrone soups that I have tried and been unimpressed with in American restaurants many times over, this soup has a silky, rustic texture. Although it is not as good as the {best soup in the whole world ever} minestrone that we had in Florence at Trattoria Mossacce, it is by far the best minestrone that I have had on American soil, and it definitely reminds me of Tuscany, especially when enjoyed with a bottle of Chianti. And that makes me happy." ( http://pricklypearbloom.wordpress.com/2007/09/25/potholders-and-cookies-and-minestrone-soup/ )