Complete each sentence choosing the correct option
The castelfranco is big and blowsy, like a giant rose that’s almost too good to eat. The trevisano is torpedo-shaped, contained and very secretive. The most commonly available here, chioggia, looks like red cabbage except for its white veins like snow-covered trees. And tardivo has tendrils like Medusa’s hair that stay robust and firm when cooked.
Whichever type you find (and you can use any in this dish), they all have a very special bitterness that makes them a perfect partner for sweet-and-sour balsamic vinegar and the earthy richness of mushrooms and polenta.
Polenta with balsamic fried radicchio, mushrooms and sage
Once, these special leaves were the preserve of upmarket Italian restaurants only, but these days they make regular cameos in farmers’ markets and even some supermarkets. If you can’t find them, use red endive (chicory) instead, but because bitterness varies between the different breeds, so add the agave syrup to taste.
Identify if the word is a noun, an adjective or adverb.
Practice your writing skills by discussing the questions below
- What is a vegan recipe?
- Have you tried a vegan diet/food? If yes, how was it?