A 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 MoreSfincione is a classic Sicilian street food item, a pizza-focaccia cross topped with tomato sauce, onions, anchovies, lots of cheese cheese, oregano, and breadcrumbs.
Read MoreHailing from Sicily, my new favorite pesto stars fragrant basil, punchy Parmesan, creamy ricotta, sweet tomatoes, buttery pine nuts, spicy garlic, and earthy olive oil. Need I say more?!
Read MoreGet ready to elevate the classic hamburger with these homemade buns, which are soft and buttery, easy to make, and miles away from the mediocre supermarket bun.
Read MoreFettuccine alla papalina, a Roman pasta with ties to the Vatican itself, but more importantly: a glorious mound of tangled fettuccine dressed in a silky, eggy sauce, dotted with prosciutto, packed with sweet Spring peas, and boasting a generous dose of freshly grated Parmesan cheese.
Read MorePasta Series #16: homemade cannelloni, or rather silky fresh pasta sheets stuffed with a ricotta and spinach filling, then covered with luxurious bechamel and baked until golden brown and bubbling. Need I say more?!
Read MoreCozy, comforting pot pie, complete with a flaky pastry lid, juicy chicken, a whole lot of veggies, and lots of nostalgia.
Read MoreFresh tagliatelle — made with farro flour, which gives it a nutty, wholesome flavor — served in a spicy tomato pancetta sauce.
Read MoreGnocchi alla romana, aka semolina dumplings baked with butter, milk, cheese, and more cheese. Winter comfort food at its best.
Read MoreThe lesser known of the 4 Pastas of Rome — pasta alla gricia, made with just pecorino, guanciale, and a dash of magical pasta water.
Read MoreA compilation of some of the blog’s best comfort food recipes — from pancakes to risotto to cake —the perfect antidote to chillier weather, shorter days, and uncertain times.
Read MoreA recipe round-up of some of my favorite pumpkin recipes from my years of blogging — whether you prefer your pumpkin sweet and spiced with cinnamon and ginger, or savory with butter and sage, I’ve got you covered!
Read MoreA roast chicken that manages to both hark back to Summer -- with ingredients like end-of-summer plums, sunny lemon, and thyme and basil – and fit in with the Fall, offering cozier, autumnal flavors in the form of fennel, orange, allspice, and honey.
Read MoreHailing from Puglia, the tiella di verdure boasts layers of tomatoes, potatoes, zucchini, onions, rice, and cheese, all baked together in the oven with a sprinkle of crunchy breadcrumbs to top it all off.
Read MoreRicotta gnocchi + lemony butter + extra pecorino on top = all things good.
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 MorePerfect homemade pizza Margherita — the holy trinity of basil, tomatoes, and cheese! — in the comfort of your own kitchen.
Read MoreA Roman classic — pasta all’amatriciana, guanciale, tomatoes, Pecorino and all — served with handmade maccheroni.
Read MoreA tangle of spinach pasta and egg pasta, served in a pea and pancetta sauce, courtesy of the brilliant Pasta Grannies cookbook.
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