Struffoli (Angelina’s Honey Balls)
Struffoli, small balls of dough fried and then covered in honey, is the quintessential Christmas sweet of Naples and its […]
Struffoli (Angelina’s Honey Balls) Read Post »
Struffoli, small balls of dough fried and then covered in honey, is the quintessential Christmas sweet of Naples and its […]
Struffoli (Angelina’s Honey Balls) Read Post »
If you’ve ever had occasion to read the 4th century Roman cookbook De Re Coquinaria, popularly known as Apicius, you will have
Spaghetti alla colatura di alici Read Post »
I remember this indulgently delicious rum-soaked Neapolitan dessert from my childhood, when it made frequent appearances on the Sunday dinner
Babà al rum (Neapolitan Rum Cake) Read Post »
Montebianco—which most English speakers know by its French name Mont-blanc even if the dish originated in Italy—is an elegant dessert often served
Montebianco (Mont-blanc) Read Post »
This zesty cauliflower salad is a fixture on family tables in Naples during the Christmas season.  The salad is called insalata
A Neapolitan Christmas: Insalata di rinforzo (Cauliflower and Pickled Vegetable Salad) Read Post »
It wouldn’t be Christmas Eve without fish, and capitone fritto, or fried eel is one of the most popular choices in Italy,
A Neapolitan Christmas: Capitone fritto (Fried Eel) Read Post »
Friends, Just a quick note as we dash off to visit family for Christmas. One of my favorite food writers,
Memorie di Angelina in the news Read Post »
Among the dizzying variety of stuffed pastas in the Italian repertoire, perhaps none—with the exception of ravioli—is more famous than
Tortellini fatti in casa (Homemade Tortellini) Read Post »
A Friday night favorite at our place—and a classic summer dish and traditional Christmas Eve primo piatto—is spaghetti with clam
Spaghetti alle vongole (Spaghetti with Clam Sauce) Read Post »