#Fish Soup

Recipe for Italian Fish Soup

Let me show you how I make Italian Fish Soup, a comforting and hearty dish that varies depending on the region in Italy. From my own personal experience, this dish is perfect for colder months and is often associated with Christmas Eve when only fish courses are served. It’s a wonderful way to celebrate the…

#Florentine steak

Florentine steak: Bistecca alla Fiorentina

Florentine steak, or Bistecca alla Fiorentina, is an iconic dish hailing from Tuscany, specifically Florence. Known for its large, bone-in cuts, it’s often made with the Chianina breed of cattle, which are raised in the Valdichiana region of Tuscany. These cows are famous for producing rich, flavorful meat, making this steak a true representation of…

#Tomato Bruschetta

Tomato Bruschetta: A Delightful Italian Appetizer

Bruschetta is a popular Italian appetizer, with its roots in Central Italy, especially Tuscany. It’s one of those dishes that embodies the fresh, vibrant flavors of Italian cuisine and is perfect for any season. The key is ripe, juicy tomatoes paired with fresh basil and garlic, all served on a crisp, toasted bread. Let me…

Calzone

Recipe for Classic Calzone

Calzone is an Italian dish with origins in Naples, and it’s essentially a folded pizza stuffed with a variety of fillings like cheese, meats, and vegetables. It’s like a pizza pocket, offering a warm, gooey center surrounded by a crispy, golden crust. From my own personal experience, making calzones is a fun way to get…

#Chicken Hunter

Chicken Hunter (Pollo alla Cacciatora)

Pollo alla Cacciatora, also known as Chicken Hunter, is a rustic Italian dish with roots in the cucina povera tradition, where simple, available ingredients are combined to create a flavorful meal. It is believed to have originated in the central regions of Italy, with variations across different parts. While originally prepared with game, today it…

#Chicory Salad

Chicory Salad Recipe

Chicory salad is a refreshing and healthy dish that combines the slightly bitter flavor of chicory (also known as endive or witloof) with the crispness of other greens and a tangy dressing. It’s especially popular in Italy and pairs beautifully with richer dishes like creamy cheeses or roasted meats. Let me show you how I…