Spaghetti with Honey and Balsamic Vinegar by Catherine Pappas

This dish has a delicious and unique flavor that will delight you. Enjoy with Lots of Love, Catherine

Green Lasagna Modena style by David

Artichoke Hearts, Fava Beans & Sun-dried Tomatoes by Amos Miller

It's mid-Winter. You're dyin' for Spring. Still too early for fresh favas and artichokes in the markets. Try this... With farm-fresh ingredients, this is a vegetarian's main course in the restaurant. But, let's pretend you can't get the magnificent fresh vegetables and you are forced to scour the shelves of the cupboard, pantry…

Chicken Fettuccini with Lemon-Caper Cream by Terri Jordan

The presentation of this dish will definitely impress your guests. Serve this up in a big, flat pasta bowl and garnish with some fresh parsley.

Garden Fresh Tomato Sauce & Spaghetti by Catherine Pappas

This is so fresh and delicious! Enjoy with Love, Catherine

Spaghetti alla carbonara by Frank Fariello

Although my grandmother Angelina never made it--as far as I can recall--as a long-time resident of Rome I have a great fondness for la carbonara, one of the iconic dishes of Roman cooking. Together with bucatini all'amatriciana, you'll find it on just about every menu in town. And it's a popular dish to make at home--it's quick and…

Mezzelune al brasato (Half-moon Pasta filled with Braised Beef) by Frank Fariello

Here's a wonderful way to 'recycle' leftover brasato (beef braised in red wine) or other pot roast—as a filling for stuffed pasta. In Piemonte, where this dish originates, the usual pasta to be stuffed with this brasato filling is actually agnolotti…

Strozzapreti ai funghi ('Priest-strangler' pasta with mushrooms) by Frank Fariello

This mushroom sauce may be the simplest sauce for pasta of all.

Rattlesnake Penne Pasta.... Why is it called that? by Nick Roche

Well, Rattlesnake Penne Pasta doesn't really have rattlesnake meat in it. It's just a name, but then you all knew that anyway. This dish is always a favorite on restaurant menus and now it can be a favorite dish in the comfort of your dining room. Although it looks complex and full of ingredients, it is quite simple to make, but be…

Light Fettuccine with Mushrooms by Catherine Pappas

Creamy Spinach and Spaghetti!!! by Catherine Pappas

This is a gourmet taste without the gourmet price!! With Love, Catherine xo

Pasta e fagioli by Unknown Chef

Pasta e fagioli or as my family calls it "Pasta Fazool" is rustic and made with inexpensive ingredients. The dish is made throughout Italy but there are many versions of Pasta Fazool and even within the same family. My version differs from my Mom's and Nanna's because they used home canned tomatoes that were liquified and no meat.…

Zesty Lemon Parsley Risotto by Sean

The simplicity of this recipe and the tart lemon flavor make this usually heavy dish much lighter and more refreshing. This recipe is slightly modified from the original at cookography.com, which is a great website. The photo is also from cookography.com.

Angelina's Sunday Sauce (Il ragù della domenica) by Frank Fariello

The constant fixture of Sunday dinners at nonna Angelina's house was il ragù della domenica or 'Sunday sauce'—also known as 'Sunday gravy'—the crowning glory of Italian American cooking. If it was not dressing the pasta, it was slathered in between the layers of the lasagne, with more served in a gravy boat for those who wanted to…

Tonnarelli cacio e pepe by Frank Fariello

Cacio e pepe, literally 'cheese and pepper', is a very typical Roman dish, usually made with spaghetti, bucatini or—for the ne plus ultra version of this dish—tonnarelli, a kind of square spaghetti made with egg pasta popular in Lazio and Abruzzo, as well parts of Molise, Puglia and Le Marche.