Pinzimonio

Italian-style crudites. Fresh vegetables dipped in extra virgin olive oil, then sprinkled with coarse salt. Pinzimonio comes from pinzare, to pinch, and monio from matrimonio, marriage. Pinching and combining the two, the vegetable with the very best olive oil you can find.
more
15 Pins
·Last updated 7y
Curated by
a glass filled with liquid next to vegetables
The Epoch Times - Truth & Tradition. Fact Based. Unbiased. Accurate News
Pinzimonio.
a bottle of red wine on a white background
Artisan | Cositutti Marketplace
Olio Nuovo New Harvest Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Capezzana in Tuscany. Bursting with the peppery, fruity flavor of fresh olives and that classic Tuscan "zing".
a bottle of extra virgin olive oil
Artisan | Cositutti Marketplace
San Damiano Extra Virgin Olive Oil. Light, delicate, organic, unfiltered. Perfect for a pinzimonio.
the cabbage is cut up and ready to be eaten
What is Fennel and How to Consume It
Fennel and How to Consume It.
bread and olive oil on a cutting board
Simple Italian Herb Bread Dipping Oil - Unsophisticook
Italian Herb Dipping Oil.
there are many onions in the basket together
fennelfriday
Fennel for pinzimonio.
an image of food that is in a glass cup on the table with some apples
Baby Turnip Pinzimonio - LA CUCINA di TERRESA | Bonjour Paris
Baby Turnip Pinzimonio.
there is a plate with food and a glass of wine
The Crawl
Fennel “in Pinzimonio” & Santa Christina Orvieto Classico.
A perfect pinzimonio blend - a mixture of fragrant rosemary, laurel, juniper, garlic, sage and sea salt for a pinch of flavor added to extra virgin olive oil. Coarse Salt, Herb Seasoning, Seasoning Mixes, Sea Salt
A perfect pinzimonio blend - a mixture of fragrant rosemary, laurel, juniper, garlic, sage and sea salt for a pinch of flavor added to extra virgin olive oil.
a white bowl filled with green vegetables on top of a black tray next to a remote control
Pinzimonio di Verdure from Spiaggia in Chicago
a white bowl filled with green liquid and cut up vegetables on top of each other
Pinzimonio crudite from ItalyKglass.com
an open box with two white plates in it on a marble counter top next to a card and envelope
Made and handfinished in Italyby artist Mary Judge these olive oil dipping dishes evoke the terraced hills where the olives are grown. A series of concentric rings descend into the oil creating tones of olive green in the dish