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11/16/2007
An easy to make appetizer of salty anchovies and melted mozzarella.
Issue #63
11/04/2011
This tart combines delicately flavored treviso with pungent gorgonzola.
Issue #51
11/30/2007
The garlicky pesto is a perfect match for sweet, silky scallops.
Issue #31
06/18/2007
These pillowy mushrooms surprise those who eat them with flavors that turn from delicately sweet to sharp.
Issue #18
03/14/2007
Ripe tomatoes are best for this pizza sauce; if your tomatoes lack flavor, add tomato purée.
Issue #7
12/17/2010
Father-and-son team Jimmy Bannos Sr. and Jr. of Chicago's Purple Pig restaurant purée mortadella, an Italian bologna, and slather it on toast with balsamic vinegar and pistachios, a combination that is devastatingly addictive.
Issue #135
02/18/2012
Made with ground veal and potatoes, these are a classic Venetian cicheti.
Issue #145
07/18/2008
Foriana sauce makes a great alternative for the bread crumb stuffing often used on baked or broiled clams.
Issue #113
01/28/2008
This deep dish pizza pie is filled with five kinds of cheese, an abundance of eggs, and a miniature deli of cold cuts.
Issue #92
03/08/2002
Peppers are roasted daily at Rao’s. According to Rao’s Cookbook, “The smoky aroma fills the restaurant and lingers until serving time.
Issue #28
02/06/2013
Restauranteur Lidia Bastianich grew up eating this irresistible fried-cheese snack in her hometown of Pula, Croatia (once part of Italy).
Issue #18
01/23/2007
This cheesy dish is to Italians what macaroni and cheese is to Americans—warm, homey, and comforting.
Issue #2
02/18/2012
These sumptuous cicheti are traditionally made with fried sardines, but they're just as delicious when the fish are broiled.
Issue #145
01/28/2008
This recipe is a twist on the Italian classic fritto misto with the use of rabbit.
Issue #92
06/21/2007
The recipe for this traditional Venetian dish came from Da Fiore, one of our favorite restaurants in Venice.
Issue #38
05/09/2007
This is an American take on a much-loved Italian classic.
Issue #16
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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03/04/2002
This crispy pizza turnover, whose name means “trouser leg” (for its shape), is a specialty of Naples—san marzano territory.
Issue #26
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