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04/11/2013
The secret to making this pizza dough is to let it slowly rise in the refrigerator for 48 hours.
Issue #156
03/05/2013
Evan Kleiman, the chef and owner of Angeli Caffe in Los Angeles, gave us this recipe for Italian flatbread, which she tops with 'nduja, a spreadable cured meat.
Issue #127
11/10/2008
This slightly sweet fruit-and-nut-studded bread is like a cross between biscotti and a dense, moist fruitcake.
Issue #116
02/12/2008
Here is our rendition of the intricately decorated loaves of bread eaten during the feast of St. Joseph.
Issue #109
09/18/2008
While visiting Sardinia we were served this very simple and flavorful snack.
Issue #68
12/05/2007
This recipe for the famous Italian Christmas sweet follows the more traditional dense and crumbly version.
Issue #15
03/29/2007
This epic Genoese tart was traditionally made with 33 layers of dough—one for each year of Christ's life.
Issue #15
04/06/2007
This recipe is a savory alternative to pizza pasquale, the sweet bread traditionally served with salame on Easter morning.
Issue #11
03/14/2007
We developed this recipe by watching a real Neapolitan pizza maker at work in a New York pizzeria.
Issue #7
05/15/2013
Bring the heart of Naples home with this menu of classic pizza recipes.
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12/12/2012
This year, celebrate Christmas with holiday food from around the world. Plan a festive, multi-course menu featuring the delicacies of Puerto Rico, Sweden, Germany, and more.
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01/28/2011
What's the best flour for making pizza dough with? The SAVEUR Test Kitchen likes Caputo 00 flour for two reasons: one, it's finely ground, and two, it has a lower gluten content than most flours.
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01/29/2008
Marcella Hazan, a rosemary devotee, makes a similar focaccia.
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02/06/2007
According to legend, these crisp breadsticks, called grissini in Italian, were invented in 17th-century Turin and counted Napoleon among their aficionados.
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