A hearty, flavorful (plant-based!) ragù made with lentils and mushrooms in place of the usual meat.
Read MoreA hearty, cozy, and — gasp! — vegan-friendly Shepherd’s Pie, packed with lentils and vegetables and topped with a layer of fluffy mashed potatoes. Swoon.
Read MoreRecipe #3 for Vegan January! Rome’s own penne all’arrabbiata, made with a spicy, garlicky tomato sauce, a bit of parsley, and no cheese at all.
Read MoreRecipe #2 for Vegan January! A super flavorful, pleasantly spicy curry that will be gobbled up by vegans, vegetarians, and omnivores alike.
Read MoreA chic, luxurious, deeply chocolatey cake that also happens to be vegan-friendly. The sprinkle of sea salt over the fudgey glaze renders the cake moreish and addictive - don’t skip it.
Read MoreAn array of humble ingredients combine forces to create a mighty soup, one packed with velvety lentils, creamy potatoes, and the usual behind-the-scenes crew: carrot, celery, and onion. Extra bonus points for the kick of peperoncino, and hints of garlic, rosemary, and sage.
Read MoreA humble, grounding dish to balance out all the holiday cookie exchanges, Christmas parties, and and feasts — pasta e fagioli is just what you need this December.
Read MoreA Sicilian street food classic, pane e panelle — chickpea flour fritters stuffed in a sesame roll — are pleasantly salty, lightly lemon-y, and magic in that way that bread + anything fried tends to be.
Read MoreCrunchy, addictive red wine biscuits, redolent of cinnamon, and dusted with sugar.
Read MoreSome observations/anecdotes/realizations from lockdown, day #43, and the next installment of the blog’'s Pasta Series, starring pillowy, featherlight, potato gnocchi.
Read MoreMore observations from lockdown, day 40 something, plus a little boost of comfort from a packed-with-flavor (and also good for you!) Zucchini Basil Soup.
Read MoreEveryone’s favorite hazelnut chocolate spread, made from scratchand in the comfort of your own kitchen. Warning: this homemade nutella is highly, highly addictive.
Read MoreThe no-fail formula to making a good soup — just fill in the blanks with whatever ingredients you’d like!
Read MoreCaponata, winter-edition; here we swap the eggplant for fennel or artichokes (your choice!)
Read MoreThe latest in the blog’s Pasta Series — homemade cavatelli (one of the easiest pasta shapes there is!) with a simple but delicious tomato basil sauce.
Read MoreThe recipe to guarantee you absolutely perfect focaccia, every time.
Read MorePure edible springtime — peas, artichokes, and fava beans cooked until silky in lots of olive oil, make up vignarola, a Roman classic.
Read MoreA Roman classic — braised, steamed artichokes with garlic and parsley.
Read MoreAutumn, in a bowl, served up with a little Parmesan cheese and croutons on top.
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