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Katie Parla, author of Food of the Italian South, stopped by the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen on her way back from Rome to show us how to make stuffed mussels. Not only is this recipe quick and easy, but making your own breadcrumbs is a great way to use up leftover or stale bread. Serve these stuffed mussels as a main dish or as a tasty snack.

Check out the recipe here: https://munchies.vice.com/en_us/article/panv5m/stuffed-mussels-cozze-ripiene

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  1. 1
    @Alluthalas

    No. I’ll order what I want, in any order I want and I’ll not be told different by some elitist snob. Fuck your rules.

  2. 4
    @cozyvamp

    How can you tell if the muscles are dead, i.e., unsafe to eat using this method??? Don’t you need to soak them in water to see which open on their own???

  3. 5
    @CrownedCurls

    Eat these if you want to play russian roulette with your digestive tract. You’re supposed to BOIL mussels live. the dead ones won’t open & you throw them away…she’s opening them herself & risking food poisoning

  4. 24
    @ALBERT-oj1vn

    Interestingly enough Turkish cuisine on Mediterranean coast regions and major coastal cities like Istanbul and Izmir has an similar stuffed mussel street snack that is called midye dolma (Literally means stuffed mussel) .
    They use pepper and white rice only for stuffing and cooking them together inside the mussel. The street vendors serve it with lemon for extra flavor to squeeze on it in according to your taste. I would have never guess that Italians would have something similar as well. I would love to try the Italian version of the recipe one day.

  5. 26
    @gigitgit8210

    “Italian Stuffed Mussels”…this is one of the many ways of “gratinating” the mussels in Italy .. one. 7,458 km of coasts. 645 Italian maritime coastal communities … each has its own recipe ..

  6. 29
    @angelonicassio7131

    Just like my mama-Francescina made. She refused to let me in her kitchen when I visited Puglia (men weren’t allowed to do women’s work). Does your book include pugliese sausage ?

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