RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkCreamy Pesto RisottoCarnaroli risotto finished with Pesto Bianco and butter. Rich, nutty, and on the table in about twenty minutes.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkStringhette 6 Sapori with Pesto Bianco & ThymeStringhette tossed with Pesto Bianco, olive oil and Sicilian thyme. Simple, aromatic and creamy in under fifteen minutes.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkRisottoThe Carnaroli base recipe. Onion softened in butter, rice toasted, wine reduced, then warm broth a ladle at a time and Parmesan to finish.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkCreamy Mascarpone with Pancetta and MushroomBusiate in a mascarpone sauce with crisped pancetta, baby bella mushrooms, kale and white wine. A weeknight pasta that eats like a Sunday one.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkRisotto with Spicy Italian SausageCarnaroli risotto with caramelized red onion and sage, topped with spicy Italian sausage, mushrooms, pancetta and peppery arugula.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkTomato Pasta with Sun-dried Tomato PestoTagliolini Pomodoro in a pesto of sun-dried tomatoes, roasted red peppers and basil, emulsified with pasta water.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkAglio e OlioSpaghetti with thinly sliced garlic, plenty of good olive oil and a pinch of chili. The pantry dish that comes together in the time the pasta takes.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkAmatricianaGuanciale rendered until crisp, crushed tomatoes and a shower of Pecorino Romano over bucatini. One of Rome's four essential pasta dishes.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkGriciaCarbonara without the egg, amatriciana without the tomato. Guanciale, Pecorino Romano and black pepper over rigatoni.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkCarbonaraGuanciale, egg yolks and Pecorino Romano brought together with pasta water. No cream, and the pan comes off the heat before the eggs go in.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkCacio e PepeFour ingredients and no cream. Spaghetti, Pecorino Romano, toasted black pepper and starchy pasta water emulsified into a silky sauce.