Isabelle Oduber Tribute - Daniel Bellino Zwicke

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Daniel Bellino on Broadway with Sinatra

 

BELLINO Makes it to BROADWAY

With SINATRA

And DANIEL'S Latest Book "SINATRA SAUCE"

On The GREAT WHITE WAY  "BROADWAY"

SINATRA & BELLINO "On BROADWAY"

BESTSELLING ITALIAN COOKBOOK Author

DANIEL BELLINO ZWICKE

On BROADWAY with His Book "SINATRA SAUCE'

All LIT UP in BRIGHT LIGHTS

"The LIGHTS of BROADWAY"

DANIE'S Latest BOOK - SINATRA SAUCE

AVAILABLE on AMAZON

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Sunday Sauce and Bellino on Broadway

 

BELLINO Makes it to BROADWAY

BESTSELLING ITALIAN COOKBOOK Author

DANIEL BELLINO ZWICKE

His Book SUNDAY SAUCE is on BROADWAY

On The NASDAQ TIMES SQUARE BILLBOARD

SUNDAY SAUCE on BROADWAY

SUNDAY SAUCE on BROADWAY

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SUNDAY SAUCE

AMERICA'S FAVORITE ITALIAN COOKBOOK

by Daniel Bellino Zwicke

SUNDAY SAUCE

AMERICA'S FAVORITE ITALIAN COOKBOOK

Daniel Bellino Z

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Keith Richards Stones Shepherds Pie Recipe

Keith Richards

of

The ROLLING STONES

KEEF’S FAVORITE SHEPHERD’S PIE

Yes Keef, as in Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones, the World’s Greatest Rock-N-Roll Band ever! But you know that. This is the way Keith likes his Shepherds Pie, his SHEPHERD'S PIE Recipe can be found in THE BADASS COOKBOOK ... And it's printed here. Enjoy!

INGREDIENTS:

3 pounds Potatoes, peeled and diced

1 tablespoon Butter

Salt & Pepper to taste

2 large Onions, chopped

2 pounds Ground Beef

2 large Carrots, grated

2 – 12 oz. cans Beef Broth

1/2 cup Frozen Peas (thawed)

5 tablespoons water

1 tablespoon Cornstarch

1.  Put potatoes in a large pot of salted water. Bring the water to the boil. Lower to a simmer and cook the potatoes until tender, about 8 minutes.

2.  Drain potatoes once cooked.

3. Put cooked, drained potatoes in a large mixing bowl with the butter and season with salt and black pepper. Mash potatoes with a potato - masher or whip with an electric mixer. If using a

hand potato-masher, mash potatoes with masher, then mix with a wooden spoon until nicely whipped.

4. Heat a large frying-pan. Add 3 tablespoons of vegetable oil. Add ground-beef, cook over medium heat for 4 minutes. Add onions, continue cooking for 5 minutes on medium heat. 

Lower heat to low flame and cook 4 minutes more.

5. Add carrots and beef broth to pan. Mix cornstarch with water and add to pan. Cook over low flame for 8 minutes.

6.  Add peas to pan, cook for 1 minute.

7. Pour Beef Mixture into a glass or ceramic baking dish. Evenly top beef with the mashed potatoes.

8. Bake in a 400 degree oven for 12 minutes, then place under the boiler until potatoes get nicely browned. Take care not to burn the potatoes once they are under the broiler.

9.  Let cool slightly for 3 minutes and serve.

KEITH RICHARDS SHEPHERD'S PIE and OTHER GREAT RECIPES 

in The BADASS COOKBOOK  by Daniel Zwicke

IT'S KEEF'S FAVORITE !!!

FAVORITE DISHES

And SECRET RECIPES

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KEITH RICHARDS and JACK DANIELS

The ROLLING STONES

Original Band

with

BRIAN JONES

PURPLE KEEF

TEE SHIRT on Etsy

THE BIG LEBOWSKI COOKBOOK

"GOT ANY KAHLUA" ???

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"Who The FUCK is MICK JAGGER" ???

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Mona Lisa

 

The MONA LISA

FINE ART PRINT on Etsy

MONA LISA in YOUR HOME

PUT the "MONA LISA" in YOUR HOME

The WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS PAINTING

"In YOUR HOUSE"

Or OFFICE

GET IT at COOL GIFTS TEES

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The MONA LISA

by LEONARDO DaVINCI

The MONA LISA

The Mona Lisa is a World-Renowned portrait painting created by Italian Renaissance master Leonardo DaVinci .  Painted on a poplar wood panel between 1503 and 1519, it depicts a woman widely believed to be Lisa Gherardini, the wife of Florentine silk merchant Francesco del Giocondo. Today, the masterpiece is permanently housed at the Louvre Museum in Paris, France, where it hangs behind temperature-controlled, bulletproof glass.

The Sitter: Her Italian title, La Gioconda (and French La Joconde), translates to "the jocund one" or "happy"—a playful pun on her married surname, Giocondo. 

The Enigmatic Smile: Leonardo utilized his revolutionary sfumato technique—applying ultra-thin, smoky layers of oil glaze to create imperceptible transitions between shadow and light. This makes her expression look dynamic, appearing to change or disappear depending on the angle of your gaze. 

Groundbreaking Composition: Leonardo pushed art forward by adopting a stable, pyramid-shaped, three-quarter length pose. Unlike typical stiff, profile portraits of Renaissance women, she looks directly back at the viewer with an unprecedented air of self-assurance. 

The Landscape: The background features a wild, imaginary landscape of jagged mountains, winding roads, and misty water elements that seem to organically blend into the curves of her hair and clothing.

LEONARDO DaVINCI

Leonardo da Vinci (1452–1519) was was the ultimate ItalianRenaissance polymath, widely regarded as one of the most diversely talented individuals to have ever lived. While his enduring global fame initially rested on his masterful brushwork, he seamlessly bridged the worlds of art, science, and engineering. Driven by an insatiable curiosity—what he called saper vedere ("knowing how to see")—he treated every natural phenomenon as an object of rigorous study. 

Masterpieces of Art

Though fewer than 20 of his paintings survive due to constant technical experimentation and chronic procrastination, they remain milestones in Western culture. 

• Mona Lisa: Housed in the Louvre Museum, it is the world's most famous, visited, and parodied portrait, celebrated for its enigmatic smile and masterly sfumato shading technique. 
• The Last Supper: This massive mural in Milan captures the intense psychological drama immediately after Jesus announces a betrayal, pioneering dynamic perspective and emotional depth. 
• Vitruvian Man: An iconic ink drawing that perfectly blends the human anatomy with mathematical proportion, symbolizing the Renaissance humanist ideal.