RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkFried Zucchini and SquashZucchini and yellow squash sliced into rounds, dredged and fried until golden. Equally at home as an appetizer or a side.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkTrapani PestoThe Sicilian pesto: tomatoes, almonds, basil and garlic. Made for busiate, since both come from Trapani.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkPort Sauce with TrufflesA bottle of red port reduced with shallots, mounted with butter and finished with carpaccio truffles. Made for steak or pork chops.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkPickled ShallotsShallots sliced thin on a mandoline and quick-pickled in red wine vinegar with peppercorns. Five minutes for acidity you will use all week.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkCandied NutsNuts tumbled in melted sugar with cardamom, ginger and a pinch of chili. Sweet, savory, and dangerous to leave within reach.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkSpiked White Balsamic and Honey LemonadeHoney lemonade with vodka and white balsamic condiment, served over a large cube with a dehydrated lemon wheel.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkFresh PastaTwo ingredients, "00" flour and eggs, kneaded until smooth and rested. The foundation for every cut and filled pasta on this site.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkFocacciaNapoletana "00" flour, water, salt and a whisper of yeast. Hands-on time is short, but allow twelve to thirteen hours for the prove.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkChocolate Chunk CookiesBrown butter, two sugars and real chocolate chunks, finished with flaky sea salt. Makes two dozen, and they rarely last a day.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkRed Wine VinaigretteOlive oil, red wine vinegar, Dijon, garlic and shallot with fresh herbs. Works as a dressing, a marinade, or a sauce for roasted vegetables.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkSauce BologneseGround beef cooked down slowly with soffritto and wine over at least two and a half hours. Better still if you make it the day before.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkTruffle Honey Panna CottaSet cream sweetened with Inaudi truffle honey and finished with pink Himalayan truffle salt. Sweet and savory in the same spoon.