Our recipes
Explore our recipe book. Each recipe includes nutritional info and detailed steps.
Explore our recipe book. Each recipe includes nutritional info and detailed steps.

A spatchcocked chicken rubbed with chili, lemon, and rosemary, then roasted until the skin crackles and the meat stays juicy. Simple, fiery, and incredibly satisfying.

Golden chicken cutlets in a glossy Marsala and mushroom sauce that’s savory, gently sweet, and deeply flavorful. A restaurant favorite that’s easy enough for a polished weeknight dinner.

A supple, blistered crust topped with bright tomato sauce, molten mozzarella, and fresh basil. With so few ingredients, every element matters—and when it is right, the result is pure Italian pleasure.

Penne coated in a fiery tomato sauce scented with golden garlic and olive oil. It is simple, punchy, and deeply satisfying for anyone who loves bold, bright flavors.

Bold, briny, and fast, puttanesca brings together tomatoes, anchovies, olives, and capers in a punchy sauce that clings beautifully to pasta.

Hearty, humble, and deeply satisfying, this beloved Italian soup combines beans, vegetables, and small pasta in a broth that turns rich and silky as it simmers.

A signature sauce from Lazio where crisp guanciale, tomato, and Pecorino Romano come together in a deeply savory, beautifully balanced pasta dish.

A Sicilian favorite of pasta tossed with tomato sauce, silky eggplant, and salty ricotta salata. It’s sunny, satisfying, and full of the kind of balance that makes a classic endure.

Often called the ancestor of amatriciana, gricia brings together crisp guanciale, Pecorino, and black pepper in a short, punchy sauce that is rich, salty, and irresistibly savory.

Tender layers of eggplant, basil-scented tomato sauce, bubbling mozzarella, and savory Parmesan baked into one richly comforting dish. It is rustic, generous, and every bit as satisfying as a meat-centered main.

This thick Tuscan tomato and bread soup turns humble ingredients into deep comfort. Rich with olive oil, garlic, and basil, it’s rustic, warming, and utterly satisfying.

This rustic Tuscan salad turns stale bread into something glorious, soaking it with ripe tomato juices, vinegar, and olive oil. Bright with basil and full of summer character, it’s Italy on a plate.

Silky vanilla-set cream topped with a bright berry sauce. Panna cotta is one of Italy's most quietly elegant desserts: simple, refined, and wonderfully soft on the palate.

Tender veal shanks braised slowly with white wine, tomatoes, and aromatics, then brightened with a sharp gremolata. Rich, soulful, and unmistakably Italian, this is slow cooking with real grandeur.

A signature dish from Puglia, this recipe pairs ear-shaped pasta with pleasantly bitter broccoli rabe, sharpened by garlic, chili, and anchovy.

A generous vegetable soup filled with beans, pasta, and slow-developed flavor. Minestrone is one of those timeless Italian dishes that feels both wholesome and deeply comforting in the same bowl.

Linguine tossed in a briny white wine sauce with garlic, parsley, and tomatoes, then loaded with mussels, clams, shrimp, and squid. It tastes like an Italian seaside dinner.

Layers of slow-simmered ragù, silky béchamel, and tender pasta baked until bubbling and bronzed with Parmesan. This is the kind of deeply comforting, crowd-pleasing Italian classic people come back to for years.

Ripe tomatoes, creamy mozzarella, fresh basil, and good olive oil make this the essence of Italian summer cooking. It is simple, refreshing, and entirely dependent on beautiful ingredients.

Pillowy gnocchi baked in basil-scented tomato sauce with melting mozzarella and Parmesan. It is warm, generous, and exactly the kind of comfort food people crave.

Soft semolina rounds enriched with milk, butter, and Parmesan, then baked until golden on top. A Roman classic that’s tender, rich, and deeply comforting.

Pillowy gnocchi dressed in nutty brown butter scented with sage, then finished with Parmesan. It’s minimal, deeply flavorful, and pure trattoria comfort.

A tender frittata with silky eggs, sweet sautéed zucchini, and Parmesan. Lovely hot, warm, or at room temperature, it captures the easy charm of everyday Italian cooking.

Soft and airy with a thin crust, a glossy olive oil finish, and just enough salt, this Genoese focaccia is perfect warm from the oven, on an antipasti table, or split for sandwiches.
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