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VEAL RECIPES
Veal is naturally lean, and its low fat content means it should be cooked carefully to avoid it becoming tough. Indeed, Marianna Vitale dispenses with cooking altogether, serving the meat raw in her beautiful Veal tartare starter recipe. Alessandro Gavagna slowly roasts the meat in his Veal shin with potatoes 'in tecia' recipe,while Giancarlo
10 MOST FAMOUS SICILIAN DISHES Pasta alla Norma is arguably the best representation of Sicilian cuisine out there, making the most of local tomatoes, aubergines, garlic, basil and ricotta salata, salted ricotta. It’s called Norma after the nineteenth century opera of the same name – both the PASTA ALLA NORCINA RECIPE Lower the heat, cover, and finish cooking the sausage in its own juices for 10 minutes. 5. Uncover, taste and season. Pour in the cream and bring the sauce to a gentle simmer. Reduce it for 3–4 minutes, then turn off the heat, cover and set aside. 6. Cook the pasta in salted boiling water until al dente. 8 OF THE BEST ANTIPASTI RECIPES Luca Marchiori's Parma Ham parcels are an ode to Emilia-Romagna in the spring; he combines tender slices of Prosciutto di Parma with fresh asparagus, peas and squacquerone cheese, made just a few miles down the road from Parma. The cheese can easily be replaced with stracchino or ricotta if necessary, and if you can find it wild asparagus is afantastic addition.
PORCHETTA RECIPE
1. To begin, place the fennel seeds and chilli flakes in hot, dry pan and toast for 30 seconds, until fragrant. 2. Peel the garlic cloves and place in a pestle and mortar. Add the herbs, toasted spices, salt, pepper and white wine and grind to a rough paste. 3. MALFATTI RECIPE WITH TOMATO SAUCE Main easy 3 45 minutes, plus overnight straining time for the ricotta To make the malfatti, wilt the spinach down with a splash of water and a pinch of salt. Transfer to a sieve and allow to cool To make the tomato sauce, sweat the onion and garlic until soft with no colour, then add the tomatoes POACHED RAINBOW TROUT RECIPE Cover with cold water, place over a low heat and bring to a simmer. Carry on cooking the fish until just cooked through, about 10 minutes. 2. Meanwhile, in a small bowl mix the yoghurt with the mustard, salt and pepper. 3. Drain the trout fillets and transfer them to a warmserving platter.
GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS: RECIPES FROM ITALY'S BEST CHEFSCHEFSRESTAURANTSFEATURESCOMPETITIONSCHICKENPORK Great Italian Chefs is the go-to destination for lovers of Italian food in search of recipe inspiration, expert cooking guides and the latest chef and restaurant news and reviews. TRADITIONAL ITALIAN RECIPES This collection of traditional Italian recipes is full of well-loved dishes, packed with bold and bountiful flavour. We have a plethora of classic pasta dishes here, from a traditional Bolognese ragù to Roman favourite spaghetti alla carbonara. As well as hearty stews like a classic pollo alla cacciatora recipe, we have daintier treats like ITALIAN SAUCE RECIPES Our collection of Italian sauce recipes sets out to prove just how varied these sauces can be. For pasta, we’ve got all sorts of different pestos, including Pesto alla Trapanese from Sicily, Pesto Calabrese from Calabria and the more traditional Basil pesto from Liguria. There’s also a family recipe for Bolognese ragù (a Britishfavourite
VEAL RECIPES
Veal is naturally lean, and its low fat content means it should be cooked carefully to avoid it becoming tough. Indeed, Marianna Vitale dispenses with cooking altogether, serving the meat raw in her beautiful Veal tartare starter recipe. Alessandro Gavagna slowly roasts the meat in his Veal shin with potatoes 'in tecia' recipe,while Giancarlo
10 MOST FAMOUS SICILIAN DISHES Pasta alla Norma is arguably the best representation of Sicilian cuisine out there, making the most of local tomatoes, aubergines, garlic, basil and ricotta salata, salted ricotta. It’s called Norma after the nineteenth century opera of the same name – both the PASTA ALLA NORCINA RECIPE Lower the heat, cover, and finish cooking the sausage in its own juices for 10 minutes. 5. Uncover, taste and season. Pour in the cream and bring the sauce to a gentle simmer. Reduce it for 3–4 minutes, then turn off the heat, cover and set aside. 6. Cook the pasta in salted boiling water until al dente. 8 OF THE BEST ANTIPASTI RECIPES Luca Marchiori's Parma Ham parcels are an ode to Emilia-Romagna in the spring; he combines tender slices of Prosciutto di Parma with fresh asparagus, peas and squacquerone cheese, made just a few miles down the road from Parma. The cheese can easily be replaced with stracchino or ricotta if necessary, and if you can find it wild asparagus is afantastic addition.
PORCHETTA RECIPE
1. To begin, place the fennel seeds and chilli flakes in hot, dry pan and toast for 30 seconds, until fragrant. 2. Peel the garlic cloves and place in a pestle and mortar. Add the herbs, toasted spices, salt, pepper and white wine and grind to a rough paste. 3. MALFATTI RECIPE WITH TOMATO SAUCE Main easy 3 45 minutes, plus overnight straining time for the ricotta To make the malfatti, wilt the spinach down with a splash of water and a pinch of salt. Transfer to a sieve and allow to cool To make the tomato sauce, sweat the onion and garlic until soft with no colour, then add the tomatoes POACHED RAINBOW TROUT RECIPE Cover with cold water, place over a low heat and bring to a simmer. Carry on cooking the fish until just cooked through, about 10 minutes. 2. Meanwhile, in a small bowl mix the yoghurt with the mustard, salt and pepper. 3. Drain the trout fillets and transfer them to a warmserving platter.
TRADITIONAL ITALIAN RECIPES This collection of traditional Italian recipes is full of well-loved dishes, packed with bold and bountiful flavour. We have a plethora of classic pasta dishes here, from a traditional Bolognese ragù to Roman favourite spaghetti alla carbonara. As well as hearty stews like a classic pollo alla cacciatora recipe, we have daintier treats like ITALIAN SAUCE RECIPES Our collection of Italian sauce recipes sets out to prove just how varied these sauces can be. For pasta, we’ve got all sorts of different pestos, including Pesto alla Trapanese from Sicily, Pesto Calabrese from Calabria and the more traditional Basil pesto from Liguria. There’s also a family recipe for Bolognese ragù (a Britishfavourite
RAGÙ RECIPES
When people think of the most hearty and comforting dishes Italian food has to offer, they inevitably turn to ragù recipes. There's nothing quite as homely as a huge bowl of pasta, heaped with Ragù alla Bolognese – it's a dish that solves almost any problem in life.. Though ragù started life as a meat-based sauce, these days the term stretches far and wide. ITALY'S BEST TRADITIONAL PASTA DISHES Amatriciana sauce can go both with long (spaghetti or the thicker bucatini, with a hole – buco – running through the centre) and short pasta, namely rigatoni (ridged pasta can better hold the sauce). In 2008, Italy issued a special stamp dedicated to amatriciana. Pasta alla Gricia. by The Kitchen with Great Italian Chefs. PASTA ALLA GRICIA RECIPE 1. Cook the pasta in a pan of heavily salted boiling water for 8–10 minutes, or as per packet instructions. 2. Meanwhile, slowly heat the cubed guanciale with a tablespoon of olive oil over a medium-low heat. It is a fatty cut of meat, so you want to render the fat right down without colouring the meat too much. POLLO ALLA CACCIATORA RECIPE Increase the heat and add the red wine reduction. Cook for 5 minutes more, then stir in the passata. 7. Place a lid on the pan and gently stew the pollo alla cacciatora over a low heat for 1 hour. 8. Season with salt and a dash of black pepper. Serve piping hot with bread, white rice or polenta. Discover more:PEPERONATA RECIPE
Peperonata is a popular dish in most Italian regions, when the summer comes, Italians prepare this tasty recipe in advance and bring it to barbecue parties. It is delicious served over toasted bread and alongside grilled meats. Although the recipe varies from region to region, peperonata is typically prepared with capers or olives, mint or basil, and can be served warm or cold. AUTHENTIC ITALIAN BOLOGNESE RAGÙ RECIPE Add the butter to the saucepan and place over a medium heat. Add the onion, carrot and celery and cook until the onions are very soft and translucent. Finally, add the tomato paste and sauté for 5 minutes more, stirring occasionally. 3. Return the meat to the saucepan, turn up the heat and pour in the red wine. VITELLO TONNATO RECIPE Place the meat in a large saucepan with the carrot, onion, celery, garlic, cloves, peppercorns, bay leaves and salt. Pour the white wine over the meat, cover, and leave for about 30 minutes to allow the meat to marinate. 2. Add the water to the pan, bring to the boil and turn the heat right down. LEMON PANNA COTTA RECIPE To make the lemon panna cotta, submerge the gelatine sheets in cold water for 10 minutes. 2. Meanwhile, add the cream, lemon juice and sugar to a saucepan and place over a medium heat, stirring gently until the sugar dissolves. 3. Squeeze any excess liquid from the gelatine and add to the hot cream and lemon mixture. GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS: RECIPES FROM ITALY'S BEST CHEFSCHEFSRESTAURANTSFEATURESCOMPETITIONSCHICKENPORK Great Italian Chefs is the go-to destination for lovers of Italian food in search of recipe inspiration, expert cooking guides and the latest chef and restaurant news and reviews. RECIPES AT GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS Easy pasta. Recipe Collection. Travel around Italy and you'll come across hundreds and hundreds of different pasta dishes, each using different local ingredients but many with one thing in common – simplicity. When you're hungry and want something satisfying and delicious, turn to one of these classic pasta dishes for a fuss-freefeast.
FRESH PASTA RECIPES
Fresh pasta can be adapted to various dietary requirements – Cristina Bowerman uses buckwheat and rice flour in her excellent gluten-free tagliatelle recipe. Eugenio Boer uses cuttlefish ink to give his Mussel tortelli with sea urchin emulsion a striking black colour, whilst Francesco Sposito's Pistachio fettuccine uses Brontepistachio flour
PASTA ALLA NORCINA RECIPE Lower the heat, cover, and finish cooking the sausage in its own juices for 10 minutes. 5. Uncover, taste and season. Pour in the cream and bring the sauce to a gentle simmer. Reduce it for 3–4 minutes, then turn off the heat, cover and set aside. 6. Cook the pasta in salted boiling water until al dente. 10 MOST FAMOUS SICILIAN DISHES Pasta alla Norma is arguably the best representation of Sicilian cuisine out there, making the most of local tomatoes, aubergines, garlic, basil and ricotta salata, salted ricotta. It’s called Norma after the nineteenth century opera of the same name – both the 8 OF THE BEST ANTIPASTI RECIPES Luca Marchiori's Parma Ham parcels are an ode to Emilia-Romagna in the spring; he combines tender slices of Prosciutto di Parma with fresh asparagus, peas and squacquerone cheese, made just a few miles down the road from Parma. The cheese can easily be replaced with stracchino or ricotta if necessary, and if you can find it wild asparagus is afantastic addition.
PASTA ALLA GRICIA RECIPE 1. Cook the pasta in a pan of heavily salted boiling water for 8–10 minutes, or as per packet instructions. 2. Meanwhile, slowly heat the cubed guanciale with a tablespoon of olive oil over a medium-low heat. It is a fatty cut of meat, so you want to render the fat right down without colouring the meat too much. PASTA CON LE SARDE RECIPE print method. 1. Cook the pasta in a pan of heavily salted boiling water for 8–10 minutes, or as per packet instructions. 2. Add the onion, fennel and anchovies to a frying pan set over a low-medium heat with the olive oil and fry until soft, but not coloured. The anchovies will melt into the sauce. 3. PORK LOIN BRAISED IN MILK RECIPE (MAIALE AL LATTE) Method. print method. 1. Season the pork well with plenty of salt and pepper. 2. Heat a good splash of oil in a large casserole dish over a medium heat. Place the loin into the pan to brown, turning occasionally for a nice even colour. 3. Add the garlic, lemon zest and herbs to the pan then top up with the milk. CACCIUCCO – TUSCAN SEAFOOD STEW RECIPE Add the passata and 600ml of fish stock and simmer for 1 hour, stirring occasionally, until the octopus is tender. 4. Add the rest of the fish stock to loosen the stew along with the pieces of fish. Do not stir too much as it will break up the fish. Add in the langoustines, place the lid on and simmer for 5 minutes. 5. GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS: RECIPES FROM ITALY'S BEST CHEFSCHEFSRESTAURANTSFEATURESCOMPETITIONSCHICKENPORK Great Italian Chefs is the go-to destination for lovers of Italian food in search of recipe inspiration, expert cooking guides and the latest chef and restaurant news and reviews. RECIPES AT GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS Easy pasta. Recipe Collection. Travel around Italy and you'll come across hundreds and hundreds of different pasta dishes, each using different local ingredients but many with one thing in common – simplicity. When you're hungry and want something satisfying and delicious, turn to one of these classic pasta dishes for a fuss-freefeast.
FRESH PASTA RECIPES
Fresh pasta can be adapted to various dietary requirements – Cristina Bowerman uses buckwheat and rice flour in her excellent gluten-free tagliatelle recipe. Eugenio Boer uses cuttlefish ink to give his Mussel tortelli with sea urchin emulsion a striking black colour, whilst Francesco Sposito's Pistachio fettuccine uses Brontepistachio flour
PASTA ALLA NORCINA RECIPE Lower the heat, cover, and finish cooking the sausage in its own juices for 10 minutes. 5. Uncover, taste and season. Pour in the cream and bring the sauce to a gentle simmer. Reduce it for 3–4 minutes, then turn off the heat, cover and set aside. 6. Cook the pasta in salted boiling water until al dente. 10 MOST FAMOUS SICILIAN DISHES Pasta alla Norma is arguably the best representation of Sicilian cuisine out there, making the most of local tomatoes, aubergines, garlic, basil and ricotta salata, salted ricotta. It’s called Norma after the nineteenth century opera of the same name – both the 8 OF THE BEST ANTIPASTI RECIPES Luca Marchiori's Parma Ham parcels are an ode to Emilia-Romagna in the spring; he combines tender slices of Prosciutto di Parma with fresh asparagus, peas and squacquerone cheese, made just a few miles down the road from Parma. The cheese can easily be replaced with stracchino or ricotta if necessary, and if you can find it wild asparagus is afantastic addition.
PASTA ALLA GRICIA RECIPE 1. Cook the pasta in a pan of heavily salted boiling water for 8–10 minutes, or as per packet instructions. 2. Meanwhile, slowly heat the cubed guanciale with a tablespoon of olive oil over a medium-low heat. It is a fatty cut of meat, so you want to render the fat right down without colouring the meat too much. PASTA CON LE SARDE RECIPE print method. 1. Cook the pasta in a pan of heavily salted boiling water for 8–10 minutes, or as per packet instructions. 2. Add the onion, fennel and anchovies to a frying pan set over a low-medium heat with the olive oil and fry until soft, but not coloured. The anchovies will melt into the sauce. 3. PORK LOIN BRAISED IN MILK RECIPE (MAIALE AL LATTE) Method. print method. 1. Season the pork well with plenty of salt and pepper. 2. Heat a good splash of oil in a large casserole dish over a medium heat. Place the loin into the pan to brown, turning occasionally for a nice even colour. 3. Add the garlic, lemon zest and herbs to the pan then top up with the milk. CACCIUCCO – TUSCAN SEAFOOD STEW RECIPE Add the passata and 600ml of fish stock and simmer for 1 hour, stirring occasionally, until the octopus is tender. 4. Add the rest of the fish stock to loosen the stew along with the pieces of fish. Do not stir too much as it will break up the fish. Add in the langoustines, place the lid on and simmer for 5 minutes. 5. RECIPES AT GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS Easy pasta. Recipe Collection. Travel around Italy and you'll come across hundreds and hundreds of different pasta dishes, each using different local ingredients but many with one thing in common – simplicity. When you're hungry and want something satisfying and delicious, turn to one of these classic pasta dishes for a fuss-freefeast.
SNACK RECIPES
An Italian snack is known as spuntino, a term which can include anything from olives and crisps to small plates shared between friends. Bars and cafés might serve spuntino in a similar way to tapas, and while they wouldn't be eaten as the opener to a larger meal elements of antipasto are commonly consumed as snacks.. This collection of Italian snack recipes is full of delicious ideas,whether
ITALIAN COCKTAIL RECIPES Wherever you are, a delicious, cold, refreshing cocktail made with quintessential Italian ingredients is the perfect way to relax as the Italians do. Our collection of Italian cocktail recipes means you can stir up a storm wherever you are in the world. Keep things classic with a bittersweet negroni, cool off in the summer weather with apeach
CHALLENGING ITALIAN RECIPES Challenging info. The new wave of Italian chefs are famed for their innovation and skill, reinterpreting (and reinventing) dishes from their country's strong culinary traditions to create menus that are quite unique. Over three hundred restaurants in Italy hold at least one Michelin star, and the number of chefs presiding over two andthree
ITALIAN SAUCE RECIPES Our collection of Italian sauce recipes sets out to prove just how varied these sauces can be. For pasta, we’ve got all sorts of different pestos, including Pesto alla Trapanese from Sicily, Pesto Calabrese from Calabria and the more traditional Basil pesto from Liguria. There’s also a family recipe for Bolognese ragù (a Britishfavourite
LANGOUSTINE RECIPES
The Cerea brothers' Steamed langoustine with oil, lemon and light mayonnaise keeps things fresh, albeit with a few cheffy touches, and Valeria Necchio's Spaghetti with langoustines is as simple and classic as Italian cooking gets. It's always best to buy seafood live if at all possible. Check that the langoustine is lively, for a start, andRAGÙ RECIPES
When people think of the most hearty and comforting dishes Italian food has to offer, they inevitably turn to ragù recipes. There's nothing quite as homely as a huge bowl of pasta, heaped with Ragù alla Bolognese – it's a dish that solves almost any problem in life.. Though ragù started life as a meat-based sauce, these days the term stretches far and wide. SPAGHETTI AL POMODORO RECIPE This classic spaghetti al pomodoro recipe features the ultimate Italian tomato sauce, packed with flavour from great-quality tomatoes and basil. This recipe makes more sauce than required for 4 people, but you can keep it in the fridge for 3 days or freeze it for up to 3months.
TIELLA RECIPE
Slice the tomatoes to the same width. 5. Preheat the oven to 180°C/gas mark 4. 6. You are now ready to assemble the tiella. Spread a layer of the onions over the bottom of a large ovenproof dish. Fan a layer of potato slices over the top, followed by a layer of tomato slices. Sprinkle over half of the rice.PORCHETTA RECIPE
1. To begin, place the fennel seeds and chilli flakes in hot, dry pan and toast for 30 seconds, until fragrant. 2. Peel the garlic cloves and place in a pestle and mortar. Add the herbs, toasted spices, salt, pepper and white wine and grind to a rough paste. 3. GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS: RECIPES FROM ITALY'S BEST CHEFSCHEFSRESTAURANTSFEATURESCOMPETITIONSCHICKENPORK Great Italian Chefs is the go-to destination for lovers of Italian food in search of recipe inspiration, expert cooking guides and the latest chef and restaurant news and reviews. RECIPES AT GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS Easy pasta. Recipe Collection. Travel around Italy and you'll come across hundreds and hundreds of different pasta dishes, each using different local ingredients but many with one thing in common – simplicity. When you're hungry and want something satisfying and delicious, turn to one of these classic pasta dishes for a fuss-freefeast.
FRESH PASTA RECIPES
Fresh pasta can be adapted to various dietary requirements – Cristina Bowerman uses buckwheat and rice flour in her excellent gluten-free tagliatelle recipe. Eugenio Boer uses cuttlefish ink to give his Mussel tortelli with sea urchin emulsion a striking black colour, whilst Francesco Sposito's Pistachio fettuccine uses Brontepistachio flour
PASTA ALLA NORCINA RECIPE Lower the heat, cover, and finish cooking the sausage in its own juices for 10 minutes. 5. Uncover, taste and season. Pour in the cream and bring the sauce to a gentle simmer. Reduce it for 3–4 minutes, then turn off the heat, cover and set aside. 6. Cook the pasta in salted boiling water until al dente. 10 MOST FAMOUS SICILIAN DISHES Pasta alla Norma is arguably the best representation of Sicilian cuisine out there, making the most of local tomatoes, aubergines, garlic, basil and ricotta salata, salted ricotta. It’s called Norma after the nineteenth century opera of the same name – both the 8 OF THE BEST ANTIPASTI RECIPES Luca Marchiori's Parma Ham parcels are an ode to Emilia-Romagna in the spring; he combines tender slices of Prosciutto di Parma with fresh asparagus, peas and squacquerone cheese, made just a few miles down the road from Parma. The cheese can easily be replaced with stracchino or ricotta if necessary, and if you can find it wild asparagus is afantastic addition.
PASTA ALLA GRICIA RECIPE 1. Cook the pasta in a pan of heavily salted boiling water for 8–10 minutes, or as per packet instructions. 2. Meanwhile, slowly heat the cubed guanciale with a tablespoon of olive oil over a medium-low heat. It is a fatty cut of meat, so you want to render the fat right down without colouring the meat too much. PASTA CON LE SARDE RECIPE print method. 1. Cook the pasta in a pan of heavily salted boiling water for 8–10 minutes, or as per packet instructions. 2. Add the onion, fennel and anchovies to a frying pan set over a low-medium heat with the olive oil and fry until soft, but not coloured. The anchovies will melt into the sauce. 3. PORK LOIN BRAISED IN MILK RECIPE (MAIALE AL LATTE) Method. print method. 1. Season the pork well with plenty of salt and pepper. 2. Heat a good splash of oil in a large casserole dish over a medium heat. Place the loin into the pan to brown, turning occasionally for a nice even colour. 3. Add the garlic, lemon zest and herbs to the pan then top up with the milk. CACCIUCCO – TUSCAN SEAFOOD STEW RECIPE Add the passata and 600ml of fish stock and simmer for 1 hour, stirring occasionally, until the octopus is tender. 4. Add the rest of the fish stock to loosen the stew along with the pieces of fish. Do not stir too much as it will break up the fish. Add in the langoustines, place the lid on and simmer for 5 minutes. 5. GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS: RECIPES FROM ITALY'S BEST CHEFSCHEFSRESTAURANTSFEATURESCOMPETITIONSCHICKENPORK Great Italian Chefs is the go-to destination for lovers of Italian food in search of recipe inspiration, expert cooking guides and the latest chef and restaurant news and reviews. RECIPES AT GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS Easy pasta. Recipe Collection. Travel around Italy and you'll come across hundreds and hundreds of different pasta dishes, each using different local ingredients but many with one thing in common – simplicity. When you're hungry and want something satisfying and delicious, turn to one of these classic pasta dishes for a fuss-freefeast.
FRESH PASTA RECIPES
Fresh pasta can be adapted to various dietary requirements – Cristina Bowerman uses buckwheat and rice flour in her excellent gluten-free tagliatelle recipe. Eugenio Boer uses cuttlefish ink to give his Mussel tortelli with sea urchin emulsion a striking black colour, whilst Francesco Sposito's Pistachio fettuccine uses Brontepistachio flour
PASTA ALLA NORCINA RECIPE Lower the heat, cover, and finish cooking the sausage in its own juices for 10 minutes. 5. Uncover, taste and season. Pour in the cream and bring the sauce to a gentle simmer. Reduce it for 3–4 minutes, then turn off the heat, cover and set aside. 6. Cook the pasta in salted boiling water until al dente. 10 MOST FAMOUS SICILIAN DISHES Pasta alla Norma is arguably the best representation of Sicilian cuisine out there, making the most of local tomatoes, aubergines, garlic, basil and ricotta salata, salted ricotta. It’s called Norma after the nineteenth century opera of the same name – both the 8 OF THE BEST ANTIPASTI RECIPES Luca Marchiori's Parma Ham parcels are an ode to Emilia-Romagna in the spring; he combines tender slices of Prosciutto di Parma with fresh asparagus, peas and squacquerone cheese, made just a few miles down the road from Parma. The cheese can easily be replaced with stracchino or ricotta if necessary, and if you can find it wild asparagus is afantastic addition.
PASTA ALLA GRICIA RECIPE 1. Cook the pasta in a pan of heavily salted boiling water for 8–10 minutes, or as per packet instructions. 2. Meanwhile, slowly heat the cubed guanciale with a tablespoon of olive oil over a medium-low heat. It is a fatty cut of meat, so you want to render the fat right down without colouring the meat too much. PASTA CON LE SARDE RECIPE print method. 1. Cook the pasta in a pan of heavily salted boiling water for 8–10 minutes, or as per packet instructions. 2. Add the onion, fennel and anchovies to a frying pan set over a low-medium heat with the olive oil and fry until soft, but not coloured. The anchovies will melt into the sauce. 3. PORK LOIN BRAISED IN MILK RECIPE (MAIALE AL LATTE) Method. print method. 1. Season the pork well with plenty of salt and pepper. 2. Heat a good splash of oil in a large casserole dish over a medium heat. Place the loin into the pan to brown, turning occasionally for a nice even colour. 3. Add the garlic, lemon zest and herbs to the pan then top up with the milk. CACCIUCCO – TUSCAN SEAFOOD STEW RECIPE Add the passata and 600ml of fish stock and simmer for 1 hour, stirring occasionally, until the octopus is tender. 4. Add the rest of the fish stock to loosen the stew along with the pieces of fish. Do not stir too much as it will break up the fish. Add in the langoustines, place the lid on and simmer for 5 minutes. 5. RECIPES AT GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS Easy pasta. Recipe Collection. Travel around Italy and you'll come across hundreds and hundreds of different pasta dishes, each using different local ingredients but many with one thing in common – simplicity. When you're hungry and want something satisfying and delicious, turn to one of these classic pasta dishes for a fuss-freefeast.
ITALIAN COCKTAIL RECIPES Wherever you are, a delicious, cold, refreshing cocktail made with quintessential Italian ingredients is the perfect way to relax as the Italians do. Our collection of Italian cocktail recipes means you can stir up a storm wherever you are in the world. Keep things classic with a bittersweet negroni, cool off in the summer weather with apeach
SNACK RECIPES
An Italian snack is known as spuntino, a term which can include anything from olives and crisps to small plates shared between friends. Bars and cafés might serve spuntino in a similar way to tapas, and while they wouldn't be eaten as the opener to a larger meal elements of antipasto are commonly consumed as snacks.. This collection of Italian snack recipes is full of delicious ideas,whether
CHALLENGING ITALIAN RECIPES Challenging info. The new wave of Italian chefs are famed for their innovation and skill, reinterpreting (and reinventing) dishes from their country's strong culinary traditions to create menus that are quite unique. Over three hundred restaurants in Italy hold at least one Michelin star, and the number of chefs presiding over two andthree
ITALIAN SAUCE RECIPES Our collection of Italian sauce recipes sets out to prove just how varied these sauces can be. For pasta, we’ve got all sorts of different pestos, including Pesto alla Trapanese from Sicily, Pesto Calabrese from Calabria and the more traditional Basil pesto from Liguria. There’s also a family recipe for Bolognese ragù (a Britishfavourite
RAGÙ RECIPES
Luca Marchiori's Passatelli with vegetable ragù uses aubergine, courgette and cherry tomatoes to make a rich sauce, whilst Teresa Buongiorno uses cuttlefish for her Tagliolini with cuttlefish ink ragù. Or you can go more classic – try Emanuele Scaroni's neat Pasta with ragù recipe, or Valeria Necchio's delicious Duck ragùwith bigoli
LANGOUSTINE RECIPES
The Cerea brothers' Steamed langoustine with oil, lemon and light mayonnaise keeps things fresh, albeit with a few cheffy touches, and Valeria Necchio's Spaghetti with langoustines is as simple and classic as Italian cooking gets. It's always best to buy seafood live if at all possible. Check that the langoustine is lively, for a start, and VEGETARIAN PASTA RECIPES Tomato sauce can be transformed into all sorts of authentic and traditional pasta dishes – add aubergines to create Sicily's beloved Pasta alla Norma, chilli for Penne all'arrabbiata or plenty of stringy mozzarella for Pasta alla sorrentina. In Calabria the deceptively simple Lagane e cicciari (pasta with chickpeas) is far more deliciousthan
SPAGHETTI AL POMODORO RECIPE This classic spaghetti al pomodoro recipe features the ultimate Italian tomato sauce, packed with flavour from great-quality tomatoes and basil. This recipe makes more sauce than required for 4 people, but you can keep it in the fridge for 3 days or freeze it for up to 3months.
PORCHETTA RECIPE
1. To begin, place the fennel seeds and chilli flakes in hot, dry pan and toast for 30 seconds, until fragrant. 2. Peel the garlic cloves and place in a pestle and mortar. Add the herbs, toasted spices, salt, pepper and white wine and grind to a rough paste. 3. GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS: RECIPES FROM ITALY'S BEST CHEFSCHEFSRESTAURANTSFEATURESCOMPETITIONSCHICKENPORK Great Italian Chefs is the go-to destination for lovers of Italian food in search of recipe inspiration, expert cooking guides and the latest chef and restaurant news and reviews. RECIPES AT GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS Easy pasta. Recipe Collection. Travel around Italy and you'll come across hundreds and hundreds of different pasta dishes, each using different local ingredients but many with one thing in common – simplicity. When you're hungry and want something satisfying and delicious, turn to one of these classic pasta dishes for a fuss-freefeast.
FRESH PASTA RECIPES
Fresh pasta can be adapted to various dietary requirements – Cristina Bowerman uses buckwheat and rice flour in her excellent gluten-free tagliatelle recipe. Eugenio Boer uses cuttlefish ink to give his Mussel tortelli with sea urchin emulsion a striking black colour, whilst Francesco Sposito's Pistachio fettuccine uses Brontepistachio flour
8 OF THE BEST ANTIPASTI RECIPES Luca Marchiori's Parma Ham parcels are an ode to Emilia-Romagna in the spring; he combines tender slices of Prosciutto di Parma with fresh asparagus, peas and squacquerone cheese, made just a few miles down the road from Parma. The cheese can easily be replaced with stracchino or ricotta if necessary, and if you can find it wild asparagus is afantastic addition.
10 MOST FAMOUS SICILIAN DISHES Pasta alla Norma is arguably the best representation of Sicilian cuisine out there, making the most of local tomatoes, aubergines, garlic, basil and ricotta salata, salted ricotta. It’s called Norma after the nineteenth century opera of the same name – both the GNOCCHI PARISIENNE RECIPE Method. print method. 1. Place the water and butter in a pan with a pinch of salt and set over a heat until the butter has melted. 2. Remove the pan from the heat then add the flour and cheese. Beat vigorously to form a dough. 3. Once the mixture has cooled slightly, then beat in the eggs. SPAGHETTI AL POMODORO RECIPE This classic spaghetti al pomodoro recipe features the ultimate Italian tomato sauce, packed with flavour from great-quality tomatoes and basil. This recipe makes more sauce than required for 4 people, but you can keep it in the fridge for 3 days or freeze it for up to 3months.
PORK LOIN BRAISED IN MILK RECIPE (MAIALE AL LATTE) Method. print method. 1. Season the pork well with plenty of salt and pepper. 2. Heat a good splash of oil in a large casserole dish over a medium heat. Place the loin into the pan to brown, turning occasionally for a nice even colour. 3. Add the garlic, lemon zest and herbs to the pan then top up with the milk.PEPERONATA RECIPE
Peperonata is a popular dish in most Italian regions, when the summer comes, Italians prepare this tasty recipe in advance and bring it to barbecue parties. It is delicious served over toasted bread and alongside grilled meats. Although the recipe varies from region to region, peperonata is typically prepared with capers or olives, mint or basil, and can be served warm or cold. CACCIUCCO – TUSCAN SEAFOOD STEW RECIPE Add the passata and 600ml of fish stock and simmer for 1 hour, stirring occasionally, until the octopus is tender. 4. Add the rest of the fish stock to loosen the stew along with the pieces of fish. Do not stir too much as it will break up the fish. Add in the langoustines, place the lid on and simmer for 5 minutes. 5. GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS: RECIPES FROM ITALY'S BEST CHEFSCHEFSRESTAURANTSFEATURESCOMPETITIONSCHICKENPORK Great Italian Chefs is the go-to destination for lovers of Italian food in search of recipe inspiration, expert cooking guides and the latest chef and restaurant news and reviews. RECIPES AT GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS Easy pasta. Recipe Collection. Travel around Italy and you'll come across hundreds and hundreds of different pasta dishes, each using different local ingredients but many with one thing in common – simplicity. When you're hungry and want something satisfying and delicious, turn to one of these classic pasta dishes for a fuss-freefeast.
FRESH PASTA RECIPES
Fresh pasta can be adapted to various dietary requirements – Cristina Bowerman uses buckwheat and rice flour in her excellent gluten-free tagliatelle recipe. Eugenio Boer uses cuttlefish ink to give his Mussel tortelli with sea urchin emulsion a striking black colour, whilst Francesco Sposito's Pistachio fettuccine uses Brontepistachio flour
8 OF THE BEST ANTIPASTI RECIPES Luca Marchiori's Parma Ham parcels are an ode to Emilia-Romagna in the spring; he combines tender slices of Prosciutto di Parma with fresh asparagus, peas and squacquerone cheese, made just a few miles down the road from Parma. The cheese can easily be replaced with stracchino or ricotta if necessary, and if you can find it wild asparagus is afantastic addition.
10 MOST FAMOUS SICILIAN DISHES Pasta alla Norma is arguably the best representation of Sicilian cuisine out there, making the most of local tomatoes, aubergines, garlic, basil and ricotta salata, salted ricotta. It’s called Norma after the nineteenth century opera of the same name – both the GNOCCHI PARISIENNE RECIPE Method. print method. 1. Place the water and butter in a pan with a pinch of salt and set over a heat until the butter has melted. 2. Remove the pan from the heat then add the flour and cheese. Beat vigorously to form a dough. 3. Once the mixture has cooled slightly, then beat in the eggs. SPAGHETTI AL POMODORO RECIPE This classic spaghetti al pomodoro recipe features the ultimate Italian tomato sauce, packed with flavour from great-quality tomatoes and basil. This recipe makes more sauce than required for 4 people, but you can keep it in the fridge for 3 days or freeze it for up to 3months.
PORK LOIN BRAISED IN MILK RECIPE (MAIALE AL LATTE) Method. print method. 1. Season the pork well with plenty of salt and pepper. 2. Heat a good splash of oil in a large casserole dish over a medium heat. Place the loin into the pan to brown, turning occasionally for a nice even colour. 3. Add the garlic, lemon zest and herbs to the pan then top up with the milk.PEPERONATA RECIPE
Peperonata is a popular dish in most Italian regions, when the summer comes, Italians prepare this tasty recipe in advance and bring it to barbecue parties. It is delicious served over toasted bread and alongside grilled meats. Although the recipe varies from region to region, peperonata is typically prepared with capers or olives, mint or basil, and can be served warm or cold. CACCIUCCO – TUSCAN SEAFOOD STEW RECIPE Add the passata and 600ml of fish stock and simmer for 1 hour, stirring occasionally, until the octopus is tender. 4. Add the rest of the fish stock to loosen the stew along with the pieces of fish. Do not stir too much as it will break up the fish. Add in the langoustines, place the lid on and simmer for 5 minutes. 5. RECIPES AT GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS Easy pasta. Recipe Collection. Travel around Italy and you'll come across hundreds and hundreds of different pasta dishes, each using different local ingredients but many with one thing in common – simplicity. When you're hungry and want something satisfying and delicious, turn to one of these classic pasta dishes for a fuss-freefeast.
CHALLENGING ITALIAN RECIPES Challenging info. The new wave of Italian chefs are famed for their innovation and skill, reinterpreting (and reinventing) dishes from their country's strong culinary traditions to create menus that are quite unique. Over three hundred restaurants in Italy hold at least one Michelin star, and the number of chefs presiding over two andthree
RAGÙ RECIPES
When people think of the most hearty and comforting dishes Italian food has to offer, they inevitably turn to ragù recipes. There's nothing quite as homely as a huge bowl of pasta, heaped with Ragù alla Bolognese – it's a dish that solves almost any problem in life.. Though ragù started life as a meat-based sauce, these days the term stretches far and wide. VEGETARIAN PASTA RECIPES Tomato sauce can be transformed into all sorts of authentic and traditional pasta dishes – add aubergines to create Sicily's beloved Pasta alla Norma, chilli for Penne all'arrabbiata or plenty of stringy mozzarella for Pasta alla sorrentina. In Calabria the deceptively simple Lagane e cicciari (pasta with chickpeas) is far more deliciousthan
LANGOUSTINE RECIPES
The Cerea brothers' Steamed langoustine with oil, lemon and light mayonnaise keeps things fresh, albeit with a few cheffy touches, and Valeria Necchio's Spaghetti with langoustines is as simple and classic as Italian cooking gets. It's always best to buy seafood live if at all possible. Check that the langoustine is lively, for a start, and PASTA ALLA NORCINA RECIPE Lower the heat, cover, and finish cooking the sausage in its own juices for 10 minutes. 5. Uncover, taste and season. Pour in the cream and bring the sauce to a gentle simmer. Reduce it for 3–4 minutes, then turn off the heat, cover and set aside. 6. Cook the pasta in salted boiling water until al dente.RISI E BISI RECIPE
Fresh peas have just come into season in Italy, as spring arrives with an outburst of flowers and birdsong. This is the time to eat rice with fresh vegetables as they do in the Veneto.. Risi e bisi, which simply means rice and peas in the Venetian dialect, is the most famous of all risotti from the region. In the days of the Venetian Republic, it was served before the Doge on 25 April, the PASTA CON LE SARDE RECIPE print method. 1. Cook the pasta in a pan of heavily salted boiling water for 8–10 minutes, or as per packet instructions. 2. Add the onion, fennel and anchovies to a frying pan set over a low-medium heat with the olive oil and fry until soft, but not coloured. The anchovies will melt into the sauce. 3. MALFATTI RECIPE WITH TOMATO SAUCE Main easy 3 45 minutes, plus overnight straining time for the ricotta To make the malfatti, wilt the spinach down with a splash of water and a pinch of salt. Transfer to a sieve and allow to cool To make the tomato sauce, sweat the onion and garlic until soft with no colour, then add the tomatoes POACHED RAINBOW TROUT RECIPE Cover with cold water, place over a low heat and bring to a simmer. Carry on cooking the fish until just cooked through, about 10 minutes. 2. Meanwhile, in a small bowl mix the yoghurt with the mustard, salt and pepper. 3. Drain the trout fillets and transfer them to a warmserving platter.
GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS: RECIPES FROM ITALY'S BEST CHEFSCHEFSRESTAURANTSFEATURESCOMPETITIONSCHICKENPORK Great Italian Chefs is the go-to destination for lovers of Italian food in search of recipe inspiration, expert cooking guides and the latest chef and restaurant news and reviews. RECIPES AT GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS Easy pasta. Recipe Collection. Travel around Italy and you'll come across hundreds and hundreds of different pasta dishes, each using different local ingredients but many with one thing in common – simplicity. When you're hungry and want something satisfying and delicious, turn to one of these classic pasta dishes for a fuss-freefeast.
ITALIAN COCKTAIL RECIPES Wherever you are, a delicious, cold, refreshing cocktail made with quintessential Italian ingredients is the perfect way to relax as the Italians do. Our collection of Italian cocktail recipes means you can stir up a storm wherever you are in the world. Keep things classic with a bittersweet negroni, cool off in the summer weather with apeach
ITALIAN CAKE RECIPES Our collection of Italian cake recipes ranges from the traditional and regional to contemporary and complex. Easter is a holiday of celebration in Italy, and bakers will whip up time-honoured classics such as Cassata and Pastiera Napoletana to commemorate it. Flatter, denser cakes are known as tortas; rich in flavour and incrediblyindulgent.
ITALIAN SAUCE RECIPES Our collection of Italian sauce recipes sets out to prove just how varied these sauces can be. For pasta, we’ve got all sorts of different pestos, including Pesto alla Trapanese from Sicily, Pesto Calabrese from Calabria and the more traditional Basil pesto from Liguria. There’s also a family recipe for Bolognese ragù (a Britishfavourite
ITALIAN GLUTEN FREE RECIPES Risotto is another Italian comfort food staple that is naturally gluten-free - try the Costardi Brothers' asparagus risotto recipe for a next-level version. There are some fantastic gluten-free dessert recipes, too. The Costardi Brothers' meringue recipe, served with chocolate sauce and ice cream, is made simply with egg whites, sugarand lemon
PUGLIAN RECIPES
Puglia doesn’t get the attention it deserves for its fantastic food. While visitors flock to Rome for pasta, Emilia-Romagna for cheese and salumi and Sicily for fish, they tend to miss out on this region’s beautiful examples of la cucina povera.Our collection of Puglianrecipes
PANE FRATTAU RECIPE
print method. 1. Place the oil, onion and the garlic in a medium saucepan set over a medium heat. Fry gently, stirring often, until the onion is soft and translucent, about 10 minutes. Add the passata and 60ml water, lower the heat, cover and cook for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. Taste and season. 2. 8 OF THE BEST ANTIPASTI RECIPES Luca Marchiori's Parma Ham parcels are an ode to Emilia-Romagna in the spring; he combines tender slices of Prosciutto di Parma with fresh asparagus, peas and squacquerone cheese, made just a few miles down the road from Parma. The cheese can easily be replaced with stracchino or ricotta if necessary, and if you can find it wild asparagus is afantastic addition.
SFORMATO RECIPE
Hailing from Tuscany, sformato is a fascinating (and deeply delicious) dish, best described as a kind of savoury flan. This version, with spinach and ricotta as the star ingredients, is just one of many – cauliflower or mushrooms are also widely used. The texture is light yet creamy with a hint of nutmeg and a slight tang thanks to a good grating of pecorino. GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS: RECIPES FROM ITALY'S BEST CHEFSCHEFSRESTAURANTSFEATURESCOMPETITIONSCHICKENPORK Great Italian Chefs is the go-to destination for lovers of Italian food in search of recipe inspiration, expert cooking guides and the latest chef and restaurant news and reviews. RECIPES AT GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS Easy pasta. Recipe Collection. Travel around Italy and you'll come across hundreds and hundreds of different pasta dishes, each using different local ingredients but many with one thing in common – simplicity. When you're hungry and want something satisfying and delicious, turn to one of these classic pasta dishes for a fuss-freefeast.
ITALIAN COCKTAIL RECIPES Wherever you are, a delicious, cold, refreshing cocktail made with quintessential Italian ingredients is the perfect way to relax as the Italians do. Our collection of Italian cocktail recipes means you can stir up a storm wherever you are in the world. Keep things classic with a bittersweet negroni, cool off in the summer weather with apeach
ITALIAN CAKE RECIPES Our collection of Italian cake recipes ranges from the traditional and regional to contemporary and complex. Easter is a holiday of celebration in Italy, and bakers will whip up time-honoured classics such as Cassata and Pastiera Napoletana to commemorate it. Flatter, denser cakes are known as tortas; rich in flavour and incrediblyindulgent.
ITALIAN SAUCE RECIPES Our collection of Italian sauce recipes sets out to prove just how varied these sauces can be. For pasta, we’ve got all sorts of different pestos, including Pesto alla Trapanese from Sicily, Pesto Calabrese from Calabria and the more traditional Basil pesto from Liguria. There’s also a family recipe for Bolognese ragù (a Britishfavourite
ITALIAN GLUTEN FREE RECIPES Risotto is another Italian comfort food staple that is naturally gluten-free - try the Costardi Brothers' asparagus risotto recipe for a next-level version. There are some fantastic gluten-free dessert recipes, too. The Costardi Brothers' meringue recipe, served with chocolate sauce and ice cream, is made simply with egg whites, sugarand lemon
PUGLIAN RECIPES
Puglia doesn’t get the attention it deserves for its fantastic food. While visitors flock to Rome for pasta, Emilia-Romagna for cheese and salumi and Sicily for fish, they tend to miss out on this region’s beautiful examples of la cucina povera.Our collection of Puglianrecipes
PANE FRATTAU RECIPE
print method. 1. Place the oil, onion and the garlic in a medium saucepan set over a medium heat. Fry gently, stirring often, until the onion is soft and translucent, about 10 minutes. Add the passata and 60ml water, lower the heat, cover and cook for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. Taste and season. 2. 8 OF THE BEST ANTIPASTI RECIPES Luca Marchiori's Parma Ham parcels are an ode to Emilia-Romagna in the spring; he combines tender slices of Prosciutto di Parma with fresh asparagus, peas and squacquerone cheese, made just a few miles down the road from Parma. The cheese can easily be replaced with stracchino or ricotta if necessary, and if you can find it wild asparagus is afantastic addition.
SFORMATO RECIPE
Hailing from Tuscany, sformato is a fascinating (and deeply delicious) dish, best described as a kind of savoury flan. This version, with spinach and ricotta as the star ingredients, is just one of many – cauliflower or mushrooms are also widely used. The texture is light yet creamy with a hint of nutmeg and a slight tang thanks to a good grating of pecorino. TRADITIONAL ITALIAN RECIPES This collection of traditional Italian recipes is full of well-loved dishes, packed with bold and bountiful flavour. We have a plethora of classic pasta dishes here, from a traditional Bolognese ragù to Roman favourite spaghetti alla carbonara. As well as hearty stews like a classic pollo alla cacciatora recipe, we have daintier treats like CHALLENGING ITALIAN RECIPES Challenging info. The new wave of Italian chefs are famed for their innovation and skill, reinterpreting (and reinventing) dishes from their country's strong culinary traditions to create menus that are quite unique. Over three hundred restaurants in Italy hold at least one Michelin star, and the number of chefs presiding over two andthree
SARDINIAN RECIPES
This collection of Sardinian recipes is the perfect introduction to the flavours of this very special island. There’s nothing more Sardinian than a plate of Pane frattau, which makes the most of the famous Sardinian bread pane carasau. Sardinia isn’t so un-Italian that it doesn’t have any pasta, and the local take on gnocchi calledARTICHOKE RECIPES
Francesco Sposito's stuffed artichoke recipe features a filling of pecorino and Parmesan cheeses alongside luxurious shavings of black truffle. Gaetano Trovato similarly pairs artichokes and pecorino in his sophisticated ravioli recipe, while they are cooked in a water bath until deliciously tender in the chef's striking goat recipe. 8 OF THE BEST ANTIPASTI RECIPES Luca Marchiori's Parma Ham parcels are an ode to Emilia-Romagna in the spring; he combines tender slices of Prosciutto di Parma with fresh asparagus, peas and squacquerone cheese, made just a few miles down the road from Parma. The cheese can easily be replaced with stracchino or ricotta if necessary, and if you can find it wild asparagus is afantastic addition.
PASTA ALLA NORCINA RECIPE Lower the heat, cover, and finish cooking the sausage in its own juices for 10 minutes. 5. Uncover, taste and season. Pour in the cream and bring the sauce to a gentle simmer. Reduce it for 3–4 minutes, then turn off the heat, cover and set aside. 6. Cook the pasta in salted boiling water until al dente. 10 MOST FAMOUS SICILIAN DISHES Pasta alla Norma is arguably the best representation of Sicilian cuisine out there, making the most of local tomatoes, aubergines, garlic, basil and ricotta salata, salted ricotta. It’s called Norma after the nineteenth century opera of the same name – both theBACI DI DAMA RECIPE
Transfer the nuts to a blender and blitz to a fine powder. 2. Add the sugar, flour and butter into the blender with the hazelnuts and blitz until a dough begins to form. 3. Tip the dough out onto a floured surface and roll into 2 logs. Wrap in clingfilm and leave to rest in the fridge for at least 1 hour. 4. PASTA CON LE SARDE RECIPE print method. 1. Cook the pasta in a pan of heavily salted boiling water for 8–10 minutes, or as per packet instructions. 2. Add the onion, fennel and anchovies to a frying pan set over a low-medium heat with the olive oil and fry until soft, but not coloured. The anchovies will melt into the sauce. 3.PORCHETTA RECIPE
1. To begin, place the fennel seeds and chilli flakes in hot, dry pan and toast for 30 seconds, until fragrant. 2. Peel the garlic cloves and place in a pestle and mortar. Add the herbs, toasted spices, salt, pepper and white wine and grind to a rough paste. 3. GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS: RECIPES FROM ITALY'S BEST CHEFSCHEFSRESTAURANTSFEATURESCOMPETITIONSCHICKENPORK Great Italian Chefs is the go-to destination for lovers of Italian food in search of recipe inspiration, expert cooking guides and the latest chef and restaurant news and reviews. RECIPES AT GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS Easy pasta. Recipe Collection. Travel around Italy and you'll come across hundreds and hundreds of different pasta dishes, each using different local ingredients but many with one thing in common – simplicity. When you're hungry and want something satisfying and delicious, turn to one of these classic pasta dishes for a fuss-freefeast.
ITALIAN COCKTAIL RECIPES Wherever you are, a delicious, cold, refreshing cocktail made with quintessential Italian ingredients is the perfect way to relax as the Italians do. Our collection of Italian cocktail recipes means you can stir up a storm wherever you are in the world. Keep things classic with a bittersweet negroni, cool off in the summer weather with apeach
ITALIAN CAKE RECIPES Our collection of Italian cake recipes ranges from the traditional and regional to contemporary and complex. Easter is a holiday of celebration in Italy, and bakers will whip up time-honoured classics such as Cassata and Pastiera Napoletana to commemorate it. Flatter, denser cakes are known as tortas; rich in flavour and incrediblyindulgent.
ITALIAN SAUCE RECIPES Our collection of Italian sauce recipes sets out to prove just how varied these sauces can be. For pasta, we’ve got all sorts of different pestos, including Pesto alla Trapanese from Sicily, Pesto Calabrese from Calabria and the more traditional Basil pesto from Liguria. There’s also a family recipe for Bolognese ragù (a Britishfavourite
ITALIAN GLUTEN FREE RECIPES Risotto is another Italian comfort food staple that is naturally gluten-free - try the Costardi Brothers' asparagus risotto recipe for a next-level version. There are some fantastic gluten-free dessert recipes, too. The Costardi Brothers' meringue recipe, served with chocolate sauce and ice cream, is made simply with egg whites, sugarand lemon
PUGLIAN RECIPES
Puglia doesn’t get the attention it deserves for its fantastic food. While visitors flock to Rome for pasta, Emilia-Romagna for cheese and salumi and Sicily for fish, they tend to miss out on this region’s beautiful examples of la cucina povera.Our collection of Puglianrecipes
PANE FRATTAU RECIPE
print method. 1. Place the oil, onion and the garlic in a medium saucepan set over a medium heat. Fry gently, stirring often, until the onion is soft and translucent, about 10 minutes. Add the passata and 60ml water, lower the heat, cover and cook for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. Taste and season. 2. 8 OF THE BEST ANTIPASTI RECIPES Luca Marchiori's Parma Ham parcels are an ode to Emilia-Romagna in the spring; he combines tender slices of Prosciutto di Parma with fresh asparagus, peas and squacquerone cheese, made just a few miles down the road from Parma. The cheese can easily be replaced with stracchino or ricotta if necessary, and if you can find it wild asparagus is afantastic addition.
SFORMATO RECIPE
Hailing from Tuscany, sformato is a fascinating (and deeply delicious) dish, best described as a kind of savoury flan. This version, with spinach and ricotta as the star ingredients, is just one of many – cauliflower or mushrooms are also widely used. The texture is light yet creamy with a hint of nutmeg and a slight tang thanks to a good grating of pecorino. GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS: RECIPES FROM ITALY'S BEST CHEFSCHEFSRESTAURANTSFEATURESCOMPETITIONSCHICKENPORK Great Italian Chefs is the go-to destination for lovers of Italian food in search of recipe inspiration, expert cooking guides and the latest chef and restaurant news and reviews. RECIPES AT GREAT ITALIAN CHEFS Easy pasta. Recipe Collection. Travel around Italy and you'll come across hundreds and hundreds of different pasta dishes, each using different local ingredients but many with one thing in common – simplicity. When you're hungry and want something satisfying and delicious, turn to one of these classic pasta dishes for a fuss-freefeast.
ITALIAN COCKTAIL RECIPES Wherever you are, a delicious, cold, refreshing cocktail made with quintessential Italian ingredients is the perfect way to relax as the Italians do. Our collection of Italian cocktail recipes means you can stir up a storm wherever you are in the world. Keep things classic with a bittersweet negroni, cool off in the summer weather with apeach
ITALIAN CAKE RECIPES Our collection of Italian cake recipes ranges from the traditional and regional to contemporary and complex. Easter is a holiday of celebration in Italy, and bakers will whip up time-honoured classics such as Cassata and Pastiera Napoletana to commemorate it. Flatter, denser cakes are known as tortas; rich in flavour and incrediblyindulgent.
ITALIAN SAUCE RECIPES Our collection of Italian sauce recipes sets out to prove just how varied these sauces can be. For pasta, we’ve got all sorts of different pestos, including Pesto alla Trapanese from Sicily, Pesto Calabrese from Calabria and the more traditional Basil pesto from Liguria. There’s also a family recipe for Bolognese ragù (a Britishfavourite
ITALIAN GLUTEN FREE RECIPES Risotto is another Italian comfort food staple that is naturally gluten-free - try the Costardi Brothers' asparagus risotto recipe for a next-level version. There are some fantastic gluten-free dessert recipes, too. The Costardi Brothers' meringue recipe, served with chocolate sauce and ice cream, is made simply with egg whites, sugarand lemon
PUGLIAN RECIPES
Puglia doesn’t get the attention it deserves for its fantastic food. While visitors flock to Rome for pasta, Emilia-Romagna for cheese and salumi and Sicily for fish, they tend to miss out on this region’s beautiful examples of la cucina povera.Our collection of Puglianrecipes
PANE FRATTAU RECIPE
print method. 1. Place the oil, onion and the garlic in a medium saucepan set over a medium heat. Fry gently, stirring often, until the onion is soft and translucent, about 10 minutes. Add the passata and 60ml water, lower the heat, cover and cook for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. Taste and season. 2. 8 OF THE BEST ANTIPASTI RECIPES Luca Marchiori's Parma Ham parcels are an ode to Emilia-Romagna in the spring; he combines tender slices of Prosciutto di Parma with fresh asparagus, peas and squacquerone cheese, made just a few miles down the road from Parma. The cheese can easily be replaced with stracchino or ricotta if necessary, and if you can find it wild asparagus is afantastic addition.
SFORMATO RECIPE
Hailing from Tuscany, sformato is a fascinating (and deeply delicious) dish, best described as a kind of savoury flan. This version, with spinach and ricotta as the star ingredients, is just one of many – cauliflower or mushrooms are also widely used. The texture is light yet creamy with a hint of nutmeg and a slight tang thanks to a good grating of pecorino. TRADITIONAL ITALIAN RECIPES This collection of traditional Italian recipes is full of well-loved dishes, packed with bold and bountiful flavour. We have a plethora of classic pasta dishes here, from a traditional Bolognese ragù to Roman favourite spaghetti alla carbonara. As well as hearty stews like a classic pollo alla cacciatora recipe, we have daintier treats like CHALLENGING ITALIAN RECIPES Challenging info. The new wave of Italian chefs are famed for their innovation and skill, reinterpreting (and reinventing) dishes from their country's strong culinary traditions to create menus that are quite unique. Over three hundred restaurants in Italy hold at least one Michelin star, and the number of chefs presiding over two andthree
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This collection of Sardinian recipes is the perfect introduction to the flavours of this very special island. There’s nothing more Sardinian than a plate of Pane frattau, which makes the most of the famous Sardinian bread pane carasau. Sardinia isn’t so un-Italian that it doesn’t have any pasta, and the local take on gnocchi calledARTICHOKE RECIPES
Francesco Sposito's stuffed artichoke recipe features a filling of pecorino and Parmesan cheeses alongside luxurious shavings of black truffle. Gaetano Trovato similarly pairs artichokes and pecorino in his sophisticated ravioli recipe, while they are cooked in a water bath until deliciously tender in the chef's striking goat recipe. 8 OF THE BEST ANTIPASTI RECIPES Luca Marchiori's Parma Ham parcels are an ode to Emilia-Romagna in the spring; he combines tender slices of Prosciutto di Parma with fresh asparagus, peas and squacquerone cheese, made just a few miles down the road from Parma. The cheese can easily be replaced with stracchino or ricotta if necessary, and if you can find it wild asparagus is afantastic addition.
PASTA ALLA NORCINA RECIPE Lower the heat, cover, and finish cooking the sausage in its own juices for 10 minutes. 5. Uncover, taste and season. Pour in the cream and bring the sauce to a gentle simmer. Reduce it for 3–4 minutes, then turn off the heat, cover and set aside. 6. Cook the pasta in salted boiling water until al dente. 10 MOST FAMOUS SICILIAN DISHES Pasta alla Norma is arguably the best representation of Sicilian cuisine out there, making the most of local tomatoes, aubergines, garlic, basil and ricotta salata, salted ricotta. It’s called Norma after the nineteenth century opera of the same name – both theBACI DI DAMA RECIPE
Transfer the nuts to a blender and blitz to a fine powder. 2. Add the sugar, flour and butter into the blender with the hazelnuts and blitz until a dough begins to form. 3. Tip the dough out onto a floured surface and roll into 2 logs. Wrap in clingfilm and leave to rest in the fridge for at least 1 hour. 4. PASTA CON LE SARDE RECIPE print method. 1. Cook the pasta in a pan of heavily salted boiling water for 8–10 minutes, or as per packet instructions. 2. Add the onion, fennel and anchovies to a frying pan set over a low-medium heat with the olive oil and fry until soft, but not coloured. The anchovies will melt into the sauce. 3.PORCHETTA RECIPE
1. To begin, place the fennel seeds and chilli flakes in hot, dry pan and toast for 30 seconds, until fragrant. 2. Peel the garlic cloves and place in a pestle and mortar. Add the herbs, toasted spices, salt, pepper and white wine and grind to a rough paste. 3. By continuing to browse our website you are in agreement with ourCookies Policy .
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