Cavolfiore al gratin (Cauliflower Gratin)
There’s something so comforting about creamy gratins. Who wouldn’t go for that bubbly, cheesy, warming goodness? Cauliflower Gratin is not […]
Cavolfiore al gratin (Cauliflower Gratin) Read Post »
There’s something so comforting about creamy gratins. Who wouldn’t go for that bubbly, cheesy, warming goodness? Cauliflower Gratin is not […]
Cavolfiore al gratin (Cauliflower Gratin) Read Post »
The Tetrazzini family of dishes is hard to classify. Despite being a kind of baked pasta dish with an Italian
Turkey Tetrazzini Read Post »
Another example of the French Bourbon legacy in Neapolitan cooking, this gattò—from the French gateau—is a savory potato ‘cake’ made
Gattò di patate (Neapolitan Potato “Cake”) Read Post »
Potato gnocchi are pretty filling, the kind of food you may associate with the cooler weather. But, in fact, you
Gnocchi alla sorrentina (Potato Gnocchi with Tomato Sauce and Mozzarella) Read Post »
Pasquetta, or ‘Little Easter’, known in English as Easter Monday, is a holiday in Italy and much of Europe. Folks traditionally
Pizza rustica (Easter Cheese and Salumi Pie) Read Post »
This dish brings back some of my fondest childhood food memories. Calzone di cipolla, or Puglian onion pie, is one
Calzone di cipolla alla pugliese (Puglian Onion Pie) Read Post »
Where would we be without onions, I ask you? The onion and other members of the allium family provide the
Cipolle al forno (Baked Onions) Read Post »
Turkey is a popular meat in Italy, often providing a less expensive alternative to veal in dishes ranging from scalloppine
Rotolo di tacchino (Roast Turkey Roll) Read Post »
 Torta di mele a homely version of an apple torte that could hardly be easier. And believe me, if a
Torta di mele (Apple Torte) Read Post »