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Italian

Cultural

Dinner

$30

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You are cordially invited to join us in a journey of discovery of some of the most popular regions of Italy through a selected choice of different Italian dishes and flavors. Get to know more Italy through her food! The evening will be enriched by Italian music, and comedy. All included in one ticket!!!

 

Give yourself

a memorable "Italian Evening".

Ticket includes: dinner with 11 different courses (you eat what you want, and how much you want), entertainment, and door-prizes.

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Your presence will support future programs run by the La Salette Shrine and by La Salette Retreat and Conference Center. Thank You!

RESERVE NOW YOUR SPOT

Our Menu for the Evening

1. Bocconcini di Pizza e Calzone

Calzone literally meaning “trouser” or “stocking.” It originated in Naples during the 18th century. It is prepared using ingredients akin pizza, gaining the shape of a crescent by being folded before cooking.

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English: cubes of Pizza & Calzone

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2. Pasta

al Pesto

Speaking of pesto, the region of Liguria immediately comes to mind: it is in this splendid region that, with wise care, this sauce is born that is even said to be aphrodisiac. We find the first traces of pesto in the 1800s.

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English: Pasta with Pesto

3. Pasta alla

Carbonara

Origin: Rome, 1945, in a popular restaurant called “La Scrofa”. It looks like it was the result of joining the ingredients available to American soldiers and the imagination of a Roman cook. Take a dip in the popular Rome of post-World War II.

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English: Pasta Carbonara

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4. Penne alla

Vodka

“Penne alla vodka” is one of the tastiest ways to revisit a great classic of the 1970s cuisine. Its origins: mid-seventies in a restaurant in Bologna, the "Dante", where flambé was prepared in front of the guests.

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English: Penne with Vodka Sauce

5. Pollo alla

Marsala

"Pollo Marsala" is a classic restaurant dish, that dates to the early of the 19th century. It is so called because flavored with mushrooms and Marsala. Marsala is a wine that comes from the part of Sicily that surrounds the city of Marsala.

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English: Chicken Marsala

6. Scaloppe di Vitello ai Funghi

The dish originated in the north-west part of Italy (Piedmont, Valle d’Aosta), but it is now prepared in numerous variations throughout the “Belpaese.” The name “scaloppini” originates from “escalope”, a French word meaning slice of meat.

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English: Veal Escalopes

with mushrooms

7. Salsiccie,

Peperoni, Patate

The name “salsiccia” comes from the Latin "salsus" (salty) and "insicia" (finely chopped meat). In what is now the region of Basilicata (central-southern Italy), excellent quality sausages were already produced at the time of the Roman Empire.

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English: Sausages, Peppers

and Potatoes

8. Insalata

Mista

The Romans called it the “acetaria” because it was mainly seasoned with vinegar. The term salad, present in the Italian language from the 14th century, comes from the past participle of the verb “insalare”, that is, sprinkle with salt.

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English: Mixed Salad

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9. Rollatini di

Melanzane

I“Rollatini di Melanzane” is a typical dish from Sicily. It has an explosion of flavors, alternating the slightly sour taste of the vegetable with the sweeter taste of tomato and basil sauce, up to the heart of melted cheese.

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English: Stuffed Eggplant Rollatini

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10. Pane

Italiano

Bread is one of the most consumed food in the world, whose origins are shrouded in mystery. Today we know that Fourteen thousand years ago, and four millennia before the beginning of agriculture, bread was already made.

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English: Italian Bread

11. Desserts

Vari

Creative variety of Italian Desserts representing different flavor of regions of Italy.

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English: Variety of Italian Desserts

12. Hot & Cold

Beverages

Water and Soda

Hot Coffee and Hot Tea

RESERVE NOW YOUR TICKET FOR

THE ITALIAN CULTURAL DINNER

In order to reserve your ticket(s) for the Italian Cultural Dinner, fill the red form below. Please notice that your reservation, in order to be effective and secure, requires a payment of $30 per ticket (cash or check) to be sent to:

Fr. Flavio Gillio, m.s.

947 Park Street, Attleboro, MA 02703.

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If the payment is made through check, the check has to be endorsed to:

LA SALETTE SHRINE / ITALIAN CULTURAL DINNER.

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SEPTEMBER 14, 2019

We hope you will join us

for a memorable evening

journeying through Italy with

its flavors, sounds, and humor.

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BUON APPETITO!!!

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