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About the Author: Chef Billy Parisi

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  1. I have never used Marsala. I googled it to see where to buy it. There's more than one kind! Do I use dry Marsala, sweet Marsala , semi-sweet Masala, or Marsala "cooking" wine?

  2. šŸ˜‚As a Chinese living in the US, just bought bunch of ā€œItalian sausage ā€œ from Costco and don’t know how to deal with it. Your recipe helped a lot. It’s so much fun to learn the different and similarities between the western and eastern culinary. ā¤

  3. After a lifetime of cooking grits, the white kind that we eat in the south, I can absolutely say that the directions are WRONG. Do NOT bring the water to a boil before you add the grits.Add them when the water is hot, but not boiling, and you will get no lumps. I think the addition of the grits actually may lower the boiling point. But if you wait until the water is boiling, you will get lumps. Nobody has ever in my life — and I'm 71 years old — complained about my grits, which I have been cooking since I was a child, literally. Trust me. Add the grits before the water boils and you will get no lumps. Wait till the water boils, you will get lumps. That's just the way it is. I don't know why they say to boil the water first, except that is kind of traditional, say, about rice. But if you use a rice cooker, w hich cooks perfect rice, you add the rice to COLD water. Try my suggestion, and try it the other way and see which way works better.

  4. Excellent recipe!! Chef Billy Parisi, thank you for making this video! It took me much longer than 30 minutes because I do not cook often. It was delicious. I cant wait to use the marsala sauce with veal!

  5. I am Italian and I love your recipes. I made your Italian sausage and wow…I will never purchase sausage again.
    This is the perfect dish for that great sausage. Thank you.
    I am hosting a dinner club and I know this will be the best meal they have ever had.
    You are generous to share your knowledge and I love all your hints and recipes.
    Thank you and have a blessed Easter!

  6. I have been intrigued by polenta for years but have neither cooked or tasted it. This is the dinner plan for tonight, hopefully šŸ¤žšŸ» I won’t mess it up.

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