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02/04/2008
Holy Trousers Marlene Parrish
This Catholic feast rakes in the dough.
12/17/2007
Bill Buford's "Peposo Notturno" Beef Shank
This simple, one-pot recipe is from Bill Buford's 2006 book, "Heat."
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02/05/2007
Keeping Clams Happy
A fresh idea from world-renowned Italian cook Marcella Hazan on keeping mollusks in the dark.
03/05/2002
The Italian Torta Colman Andrews
In the wooded mountains of the Riviera, savory vegetable pies are more traditional than pasta.
12/06/2011
Special Feature: Italian America
Over the past century and a half, Italian immigrants and their descendants have given rise to one of this country's most vibrant, delicious, and important cuisines.
Issue #143
03/21/2011
Home Cooking in Sicily Nancy Harmon Jenkins
Sicily is home to one of the most fascinating, and delicious, cuisines in all of Italy. Nancy Harmon Jenkins pays tribute to the talented home cooks who make everything from cannoli to caponata on this unique island.
Issue #136
02/28/2011
10 Fantastic Sicilian Wines Dana Bowen
The popularity and prestige of Sicilian wines is on the rise. See some tasting notes for ten fantastic and inexpensive Sicilian wines.
Issue #136
02/04/2008
Nick Peirano Feeds the Oregon Wine Country David Sarasohn
In his modest restaurant in McMinnville, this third-generation Italian-American has served up hearty fare and championed local vintners fro more than 25 years.
Issue #73
10/06/2009
Pesto Shrimp with Pancetta and Polenta
A Southern favorite gets an Italian spin when creamy Parmesan and pancetta grits are topped with pesto-rubbed shrimp. Continue...
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08/03/2009
Making Ragù alla Napoletana
This recipe is based on one that Sandro Manzo, an Italian art dealer who now lives in New York, learned from his mother during his youth in southern Italy.
02/22/2013
San Pellegrino Pompelmo
Italy's favorite grapefruit soda, San Pellegrino Pompelmo, hits the mark like no other.
Issue #153
02/29/2012
Venetian Cicheti
The colorful array of Venetian bites known as cicheti are the best way to sample the city's unique cuisine.
Issue #145
11/11/2011
Sunday's Sauce Lou Di Palo
For Lou DiPalo, spaghetti and meatballs is the single most important dish in his cultural heritage
Issue #143
03/08/2010
Roman Pasta Varieties Mari Uyehara
These four sturdy pastas stand up to well to The Eternal City’s full-flavored sauces.
Issue #128
03/08/2010
Roman Contorni Dana Bowen
Some of Rome's most splendid dishes are the sautéed, braised, boiled, roasted, and otherwise simply prepared vegetables that are served with most meals.

Issue #128
10/30/2007
The Crossroads Cooking Of Trieste R.W. Apple Jr.
In this grand old Italian city, long a link between Europe's east and west, goulash and strudel share the table with gnocchi and frittate.
Issue #62
03/14/2002
To Market with Papa Eugenia Bone
A daughter shares her father’s Italian experience on Arthur Avenue, a slice of the old country in the Bronx.
Issue #21
05/17/2007
Where Pizza Was Born David Downie
In Naples, Italy's most beloved culinary export reigns unadorned.
Issue #7
01/22/2013
Gnocchi Recipes
Twelve gnocchi recipes, from sumptuous brown butter and sage to springy sweet pea gnocchi.
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