Testaroli (Tuscan Pancake Pasta) With Pesto

Do you like dipping your bread into olive oil or using it to mop up the sauce on your plate? If so, then you need to know about testaroli, the Tuscan dish of crêpe-like pancakes that are treated like pasta and tossed with pesto sauce. Here's how to make them at home.

Panelle with Olive Tapenade (Sicilian Chickpea Flour Fritters)

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Cold Fermented Fontina, Parmigiano, and Oregano Pizza

Note: The Antimo Caputo Tipo "00" Italian bread flour called for helps improve the texture, but is not necessary. Regular bread flour (of even all-purpose flour) will work just fine. The dough will improve with age, though the peak performance...

Homemade Focaccia

This tender, no-knead focaccia is incredibly simple to make and rises beautifully in a single cast iron pan. It's easy, low-effort, and impressive.

Frittatas

How I Make Frittatas Just A Little Bit Different In this video, I make my version of a Frittata that is heavily inspired by Detroit-style pizza.

Baked Rosemary Olive Frittata

Baking this dish takes the hard part (ie the flipping) out of making frittata. Olives and Pecorino Romano cheese add a salty bite while rosemary keeps it earthy.

Pastiera (Ricotta and Cooked Grains Cake) Recipe | Seriously Italian

Pastiera is a dessert to grow into, after which it reveals itself as a marvel of balanced flavors and contrasting textures. I'm so glad my mom plugged away with this one because now I cannot imagine Easter without it.

Pasta e Fagioli

Pasta e Fagioli…the real Italian way…with a little help from my Italian friend and food writer, Stefano Caffarri from Felicetti Pasta Your support keeps the show running and is very much appreciated. If you'd like to leave a donation for this recipe, please click HERE. Thank you!

Lidia Bastianich's Farro with Tuna and Tomatoes

Lidia Bastianich doesn't traffic in trends, so I knew that this recipe in Lidia's Italy wasn't just thrown in to capitalize on farro's recent surge in healthy appeal. As she writes in the caption, it actually came from a restaurant called Le Lampare in Trani, Italy. The tuna, caper, and tomato sauce would probably go well with about any pasta shape (I certainly wouldn't mind it), but seems to really come alive when paired with the farro.

Panforte di Siena

Packed with dried fruit and nuts, this Tuscan specialty makes an energizing, healthy breakfast.