Que is not the unbeliever does not believe anything devas. Do not believe everything. He believes in one thing at a time, and a second only if in some way descended from the first. Take a pot suitable for steaming and . . . : boil half a liter of water flavored with wine, onion, leek and five grains of pepper, you reduce the liquid by about one third. In the basket for steaming: arrange the vegetables and place it over the pot of liquid low, add salt, add a sprig of dill, Cover and cook for 6-7 minutes. Take slices of sea bass: and arrange them in the basket for steaming (the same one in which you cooked the vegetables), salt, pepper and cook vegetables on the same reduction for 10 minutes. Prepare to serve: In a dish arrange a bed of steamed vegetables, arranged on slices of sea bass, flavored with butter and perfumed with basil. For ampelographers (scholars of the morphological characteristics of the vines) Pinot Blanc has always been a source of extensive discussion. Well established that it is (as well as Pinot Grigio), a genetic variant of Pinot Noir, was in fact long been confused with Chardonnay (which on the other hand has many features in common). Up to fifteen years ago in Italy was often referred to as Pinot-Chardonnay and often in the years following the phylloxera in northern Italy both varieties were replanted one o'clock in the place of or together. The vine is native of Germany, in Alsace reaches the best vegetable steamer quality results, but it was also "exported" to the United States, Latin America and Australia. In Italy originally found its suitable climate in Friuli, Lombardy, Trentino and the Upper Adige. Its distribution in Tuscany dates back to 700, when Lorraine, Grand Duke of Tuscany, it sponsored the cultivation. In Italy, Pinot Blanc are the most valuable parts of Friuli and Alto Adige. In these areas particularly suited to the vine, yields per hectare are very low and this allows you to produce a white wine very structured, soft and fat, which is also suitable for aging in barrels and lends itself to be aged. Pinot Bianco is particularly suitable for sparkling wine and then joined the cuvée of the best vegetable steamer Italian sparkling wines of Friuli, Trentino and Franciacorta. . . After the previous article on the plate for steaming from the microwave Q-mails . . . I could not post a "recipe" demonstration of use of the pot? And here's a nice plate of steamed vegetables diet!. Put the lid on the pot and set the knob of the lid to release steam during cooking (I have put in half). then put in the microwave for about 5-6 minutes and that's your steamed vegetables!. You can season them with salt and oil or a vinaigrette of oil, vinegar, salt and pepper or olive oil and nutritional yeast flakes (found in health food shops and is a natural source of bio-proteins and B vitamins). I am interested in the pressure cooker for microwave but are hesitant to take it because I have a similar container for steaming, but without the vent on the lid, so I was wondering what changed in substance since the function is the same steamer. .