A light, aromatic refreshment that is quick to prepare
Bussolai, the biscuits from Burano
Bussolai or Buranelli is a biscuit specialty from Veneto that is particularly popular at Easter. However, biscuits are a sweet companion in Italy all year round. So better make more of them! Provisions for sailors Bussolai biscuits were originally similar to grissini, crispy breadsticks that were easy to store. For this reason, they became a […]
Colomba. Italian traditional Easter bread
Recipe with yeast dough
Colomba. The Italian Easter cake
Its preparation has few individual steps, but long resting times. This increases cake shelf life.
Pear Risotto with Asiago
Pears and cheese are a perfect match. In a risotto, the fruity sweetness of ripe pears and the slightly tangy flavor of Asiago come together beautifully. It's the ultimate late summer-autumn dish - comforting, warm, and full of depth. I love making it on a quiet Sunday or during a grey evening. The moment the […]
Neapolitan-Style Escarole
Escarole is mostly known as a crisp, slightly bitter green salad north of the Alps. In Italy, especially in the south, it's a whole different story. Escarole is incredibly versatile. You'll find it braised, sautéed, stuffed into savoury pies, tossed with pasta, or served as a warm vegetable side dish. One of the most beloved […]
Cod au gratin with tomato-fennel vegetables
Simple and quickly prepared
Easy lemon mustard chicken breast
Uncomplicated and incredibly tasty.
White lasagna with mushrooms
This white version with mushrooms and lots of cheese is vegetarian.
Italian carrot cake
This carrot cake is a classic of Italian country cooking. Juicy, fluffy and with a fine almond flavour it comes almost without flour and its preparation is child's play too. Torta di Carote: A Light & Lovely Italian Carrot Cake If you've only ever had the rich, frosted version of carrot cake, you're in for […]
TOMATO RISOTTO
This tomato and basil risotto brings summer to your table - no matter the season!A classic of Italian cuisine, this dish delights with its rich flavor and irresistibly creamy texture. And with just a few key tricks, your risotto will always turn out perfectly! MY RISOTTO TRICKS - how to make tomato risotto from scratch […]
Linguine with basil and caper pesto
Simple, tasty and prepared in no time at all
Baci di Alassio – Italian Chocolate cookies
with hazelnuts, cocoa and dark chocolate
Chickpea fusilli with tuna and capers
Chickpea fusilli with tuna and capers
Ossobuco with saffron risotto
Ossobuco with saffron risotto is a fixed star of northern Italian cuisine and one of the best fall comfort food dishes ever! The slow-braised leg of veal is traditionally combined with saffron risotto. Two intense flavors that harmonize wonderfully. ITALIAN STYLE OF COOKING Saffron risotto is, by the way, the only rice dish or primo […]
Cheese-filled Canederli
Canederli del Trentino is a fluffy dumpling specialty from the north of Italy. In the "valley of the sun", the Val di Sole, people also love the little dumplings with a delicious cheese filling. The perfect feel-good dish when it starts to get colder outside again. Dumplings as ransoms Dishes with a history are not […]
Killer spaghetti
"Killer spaghetti" originates from the Apulian cuisine and is much less bloodthirsty than its name, which refers to the very special preparation of this pasta. This recipe abandons everything familiar. Because the pasta is roasted, stewed and stirred like risotto. The Academy Spaghetti all'assassina is said to have been invented in the late 1960s in […]
Pasta and potatoes
A few potatoes, Provolone cheese and pasta, that's all you need for pasta and potatoes. Campania's cuisine never ceases to amaze me with recipes that are as simple as they are tasty and which stem from the cooking traditions of ordinary people. Frugality meets ingenuity! Leftovers refined Neapolitan cuisine in particular is famous for creating […]
Marinated Green Beans with Gorgonzola
Summer is green bean time, and this recipe is something very special. Beans, Gorgonzola, walnuts and a fine aceto bianco go great together. In Italy, we usually eat steamed beans as a side dish. But they also make a great starter or light dinner. Well-traveled vegetables Like other vegetables, green beans originate from Central and […]
Pasta with tuna and capers
Diese Pasta feiert die intensiven Aromen Süditaliens:
Ricotta and spinach pancakes au gratin
Crespelle con ricotta e spinaci is a traditional Florentine dish that we are grateful to Catherine de Medici for.
Spaghetti with Pesto alla Trapanese
Chopped almonds, salted sheep's ricotta and fresh tomatoes are the secret of Trapani-style pesto.
Wild Hop Shoot Risotto
April to June is the time for fine bruscandoli dishes, when the young shoots of wild hops are in their prime. With their nutty, bitter flavour, they are perfect in frittata, vegetable soup, as pesto on bruschetta or with risotto.
Garganelli with Lamb Ragù
Garganelli are a type of egg-based pasta formed by rolling a flat, square noodle into a cylindrical shape and it resembles ribbed quills with points at both ends. The ragù tastes best with egg pasta
A Modo Mio the Book
Favorite dishes and kitchen stories from Italy "A modo mio" - My WayI present cuisine without frills, original Italian, mostly vegetarian and simply perfect for everyday life. Discover tips and tricks for perfect pasta, risotto or homemade bread. Be inspired by street food and pickled recipes. In the process, I recall my childhood memories: of […]
Scaloppina all‘italiana – Italian Schnitzel
With a fruity hint of lemon or with the subtle herbal aroma of wine
Polenta with cotechino and lentils
In Italy, we swear by lentils at the turn of the year, preferably with cotechino, a large pork sausage. And red underwear!
Wild berries and hazelnut crostata
Crostata is a tart, which can be prepared with many different types of fillings. This recipe, with wild berries and hazelnuts, is a classic of northern Italian cuisine. The tart is prepared all year round: in summer with fresh berries, of course, but if there are none, you can also simply use jam. This delicious […]
Fettuccine alla papalina, ribbon noodles for the Pope
Even Popes like the simple Roman cuisine, for example Pope Pius XII, who had a soft spot for pasta alla carbonara. A special variation was invented for him in the 1930s. Today it is known throughout Italy as fettucine alla papalina, ribbon noodles for the Pope. Tradition times two Cardinal Eugenio Pacelli, the future Pope […]
The dirty pasta
In days gone by, there were many periods of fasting in Italy. And afterwards, there was a great desire to eat whatever tasted good. This is how pasta alla zozzona (the dirty pasta) is said to have been created, combining three cult dishes of Roman cuisine: amatriciana, cacio e pepe and carbonara. The dirty pasta […]
LEMON BALM SYRUP
The refreshing syrup is great in mineral water, in Frizzante as well as in cocktails or over ice cream and fruit salad
Vegetarian ricotta balls in tomato sugo, Calabrian style
Vegetarian, delicious and quick to make.
Reginette with 4-cheese sauce
Asiago, Gorgonzola, Parmesan … Diese Pasta sind ein Fest für alle Käseliebhaber.
Pan tramvai – Raisin bread from Lombardy
Raisin bread from Lombardy
Braised veal shanks- Ossobuco alla milanese with polenta
Un delizioso piato della cucina lombarda. Ricetta della nonna
Maritozzo. Sweet Roman buns
Maritozzi sind Klassiker aus den römischen Backstuben
Potato fritters Trentino style
Potato fritters are an essential part of Italian celebrations, and placed in the middle of the table so that everyone can simply help themselves
Pumpkin soup with orange juice and pistachios
Una vellutata alla zucca che non contiene derivati del latte, perché preparata con latte di cocco. Una ricetta colorata, che ben si adatta alla stagione autunnale.
Meatballs of Saint Anthony
The meatballs of Saint Anthony are a typical and very popular main dish of Umbrian cuisine
Frittata with chicory
Fried, boiled or raw, savoury or sweet - we Italians love egg dishes. The frittata is the all-rounder for the whole year. Try the delicious winter version with chicory. It tastes great warm and cold! Maestro Martino and his egg dishes Whether sugared as a dessert or with vegetables and cheese, the consumption of eggs […]
Paposcia. The Apulian sourdough bread
Hartweizen Brot aus Apulien. Weder Focaccia noch Brot
Chocolate and Chestnut Loaf Cake
The ingredients of the loaf cake vary depending on the occasion and the season.
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