The King of Asparagus and I love so much this dish that any time we eat it we often think of what a life it would be without vitel tonneè. And we agree that if we had to choose only one food to eat for the rest of our life, we probably choose this one!
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Caponata is a typical Sicilian recipe with pleasant Mediterranean tastes: tomato, eggplants, basil, capers pine nuts and olives. It can be prepared in advance and stored for days in the refrigerator in an airtight container. It’s a fantastic appetizer or side dish, that you’ll love.
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The Lampredotto is a dish made from one of the four cattle stomachs, the abomasum. This refined recipe, revisiting of a simple dish of the traditional Tuscan cuisine, combines the rustic flavor of the lampredotto, with the delicacy of the Trapani salt flavored with lavender flowers and of a home made bread, kneaded with pumpkin flowers, turmeric and tarassacum honey.
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Braised onions are a typical side dish from Piemonte, that traditionally goes well together with roast beef and other stews. They are so easy to make that you can use a non stick pan or bake them in oven.
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This classic and easy lasagna recipe is the most popular in Italy. Despite the international lasagna recipes, popular in the USA and all around the world, it has a simple grocery’s list and no ricotta cheese inside. In my opinion, this recipe does not turn your lasagna into a heavy stodgy meal, causing you the trouble that you’ll be hungry again only five or six days later !
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