I wasn’t sure whether to post this recipe because someone had told me, with a frown, that it was “grandma food.” But I finally decided to go ahead because… I love everything related to grandma inventions: I adore anything to do with grandmotherly creations, and anyone who says nonna is the opposite of modern is simply wrong. Just look at…
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Pasta with Basil Pesto: Authentic Italian Recipe
Would you like to learn how to prepare an authentic pasta with basil pesto and enjoy it just like in Italy? Today, I bring you a traditional recipe that combines the unparalleled flavor of homemade pesto with delicious trofie pasta. I assure you it will be a hit at your table! I invite you to watch the video (in spanish…
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Spaghetti alla Nerano: A Journey to the Heart of Italian Cuisine
Among the hidden gems of Italian gastronomy, Spaghetti alla Nerano stands out for its simplicity and authenticity. This dish, typical of the Sorrento peninsula, combines fresh ingredients like zucchini with the authentic flavor of traditional Italian cuisine. It’s no wonder Stanley Tucci, in his famous series Searching for Italy, described it as “one of the best dishes I’ve ever tried.”…
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Recipe for Anchovy, Tomato, and Ricotta Mille-Feuille | Easy and Quick Starter
Mille-feuille filled with anchovy, tomato, and ricotta: This simple and quick recipe turns out to be very appealing, ideal as a starter or, in small portions, perfect for an appetizer. About the Ingredients: As I highlight in the video, one of the key ingredients of this dish is the pane Carasau. Originating from Sardinia, this bread is characterized by being…
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Seafood spaghetti (Spaghetti alla marinara or allo scoglio): A feast for fish lovers.
Pasta a la marinera, in this case, spaghetti. A simple recipe, but with more steps to follow than the ones I usually post. However, I assure you that taking a little longer to execute it has its reward: It is one of the queen pastas, a festival for fish lovers, in short, I am already salivating remembering how delicious it…
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Fava beans, peas and artichokes (Vignarola alla romana)
The Vignarola, one of the most famous Roman spring recipes, as this is the time of year when you can find fava beans, artichokes and fresh peas. A delight for the lovers of these vegetables, suitable, once again, for vegans. An almost obligatory element, which I have not included in the recipe, is the romaine lettuce. Because…