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03/11/2011
Don't sweat the folding technique for this chewy, tomato and cheese pie. "The uglier your scaccia looks, the better it tastes," says Roberta Corradin, who gave us this recipe for Scaccia Ragusana.
Issue #136
09/13/2011
The recipe for this classic pie will work in home ovens; it's our adaptation of a recipe from chef Tony Gemignani, owner of Tony's Pizza Napoletana in San Francisco.
Issue #135
09/06/2009
Herbs, garlic, and bread crumbs add a savory topping to tomatoes in this simple Tuscan side dish.
Issue #123
09/04/2009
Made with ripe cherry tomatoes and fragrant herbs, this tart is both delicious and beautiful. It comes from Beth Elon's article "Dinner in the Piazza" (October 2009), about the annual midsummer communal feast held in the hilltop town of Buggiano, in northern Tuscany.
Issue #123
01/07/2010
The secret to making this hearty Basilicatan specialty is to fry the dried peppers to a delicate crisp. Continue...
Issue #120
12/29/2009
This chewy focaccia is one of many excellent varieties sold at the bakery Panificio Cifarelli in Matera. Continue...
Issue #120
02/17/2009
A little nutmeg added to the ricotta filling for this classic baked pasta imparts a subtle note of spice.
Issue #118
01/31/2011
This recipe is a vegetarian take on the classic, creamy lasagna bolognese.
Issue #117
02/28/2008
This recipe combines a hearty ragł alla bolognese with fresh spinach pasta to create an authentic Italian favorite.
Issue #110
11/28/2005
Milan-style breaded beef cutlet, which is itself so popular in Argentina that, along with the empanada, it is considered a national dish.
Issue #84
09/26/2005
We developed this recipe using several traditional ones for this famous Italian specialty.
Issue #65
01/07/2008
Lasagna is the most famous and savory of all Italian baked dishes.
Issue #53
06/21/2007
The Tuscan passion for white beans is reflected in tasty dishes like this one.
Issue #46
10/02/2001
Stuffed vegetables appear on every antipasto table in Romeincluding the spectacular one at Casale on the via Flaminia, where this recipe comes from.
Issue #45
12/12/2000
This immensely satisfying variation on cannelloni Rossini was developed years ago by Jim Hamilton, father of former SAVEUR kitchen director Melissa Hamilton.
Issue #41
03/01/2007
A truly authentic Italian salad, loaded with tomatoes, garlic, basil, and olive oil.
Issue #36
10/19/2000
This southern Italian classic might be named after the cheese that tops itbut some Sicilians think the title comes from palmigiana, their dialect word for ''shutter'', describing the way the eggplant slices are often overlapped.
Issue #34
03/08/2007
Fresh herbs, tomato, garlic, and a hint of red pepper add an intriguing spark to dover sole.
Issue #32
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