Zucchini Agrodolce with Pine Nuts, Raisins, and Capers
Each bite of this zucchini agrodolce is an explosion of flavor. Sweetness from honey and raisins, tart brightness from the Valpolicella wine vinegar, warm butteriness …
Each bite of this zucchini agrodolce is an explosion of flavor. Sweetness from honey and raisins, tart brightness from the Valpolicella wine vinegar, warm butteriness …
This Genova-meets-Napoli masterpiece comes straight from the Faella family kitchen, with a big enthusiastic endorsement from Roberto Panizza, the King of Pesto himself. (He calls …
This recipe comes to us from the Faella family, with a strong nod of approval from the Pesto King Roberto Panizza. It’s really something you …
People have enjoyed agrodolce meatballs for millennia, literally! The inspiration for this recipe comes from “De Re Coquinaria,” perhaps the oldest cookbook on Roman cuisine. …
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These are actual Italian pine nuts, and they’re as rare as they are insanely flavorful. Their buttery, sweet nuttiness and fresh, pure piney aroma have …
If you’ve ever found yourself eating Maida’s sun dried tomatoes straight from the jar, this is the pesto for you. Bursting with rich umami flavor, …