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Mom’s Stuffed Cabbage

Mom’s Stuffed Cabbage by The Practical Chef

A hearty mixture of beef and pork rolled in cabbage and baked.

1 vote
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Sunday Sugo Rosso (Red Sauce)

Sunday Sugo Rosso (Red Sauce) by Bob Vincent

This recipe is adapted from one in Jeff Smith's book The Frugal Gourmet Cooks Three Ancient Cuisines published in 1989. I modified it a bit to make a richer sauce with more tomato flavor. The original contained much more chicken stock and did not include tomato sauce. I also included some additional spices. I used canned San…

1 vote
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Pomodoro Sauce

Pomodoro Sauce by CHEF ASHRAF ABD ALEEM ELKHARBOTLY

Pomodoro Sauce

1 vote
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Chicken Scarpariello Stew

Chicken Scarpariello Stew by Cara Fernicola

Chicken Scarpariello is one of my favorite rustic Italian dishes. Its one of those dishes that set off every taste bud in your mouth. The heat from the cherry peppers, the sweetness from the peppers and honey, the delish garlic, and the balsamic vinegar - each one compliments the other. I came up with this version on a snowy day…

1 vote
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Greek Beef Stew

Greek Beef Stew by John Spottiswood

This is a delicious ethnic variation on classic beef stew. I think the cinnamon gives it a unique and delicious flavor. Adults and kids we have served this to both loved it. I adapted this from Mark Bittman's How to Cook Everything.

4 votes
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Porchetta

Porchetta by John Allred

An alltime Italian favourite roast. Great warm or even served cold the next day.

1 vote
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Crockpot Chicken Paella

Crockpot Chicken Paella by RecipeKing

Crockpot Chicken Paella-is a delicious recipe for a Spanish meal which takes only (10) minutes to prepare. Main Ingredients include: chicken thighs, turkey sausage, shrimp, onion, green peas, rice and seasonings. It takes from 4 to 8 hours in the slow cooker for this hearty and delicious meal. It is also a low calories, low fat, low…

1 vote
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Umbrian Lentil Soup

Umbrian Lentil Soup by John Spottiswood

We're going to Italy this summer with our family, so I'm trying some dishes from the areas we'll be staying. We're staying near Gubbio in Umbria, and will be visiting a number of the famous hill towns there, so I thought I'd try this Umbrian Lentil Soup. This soup has a warm inviting aroma and a country heartiness to it. The original…

2 votes
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Crockpot Chicken Vesuvio

Crockpot Chicken Vesuvio by RecipeKing

Crockpot Chicken Vesuvio is an easy and delicious casserole recipe created by an Italian chef who created this after World War II. A very popular dish in Chicago restaurants to this day. This version is all done in a slow cooker. This is an easy recipe that takes only 20 minutes to prepare and simmers all-day for a delicious chicken…

1 vote
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New Years Day Dinner

New Years Day Dinner by Glenn

It is traditional in the Pennsylvania Dutch communities to eat sauerkraut on the first day of the year. Some suggest that it is for good luck, others simply enjoy the tradition. But under the column marked "it can't hurt" lets have pork and sauerkraut for the main meal of the day on January 1.

1 vote
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Pasta Marinara

Pasta Marinara by GrillKing

An easy marinara with complex warm flavors. Gives wonderful aromas while you're cooking this dish. You can't help but enjoy a glass of your favorite red wine while preparing!

2 votes
6363 views
Minestrone Soup

Minestrone Soup by Michele Grason

A great soup with lots of veggies!

1 vote
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Crockpot Chicken Cacciatore

Crockpot Chicken Cacciatore by Amy Anderson

2 votes
5987 views
GOULASH with RED WINE

GOULASH with RED WINE by Peter Brown

Goulash is a traditional Hungarian beef stew and although the ingredients are quite simple the taste is particularly good, jazz it up with red wine. Although goulash is not traditionally made with wine a generous splash of full-bodied Cabernet or Shiraz does give it an entirely new dimension. adding some chilli and mushrooms to this…

1 vote
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Cuttlefish & Clam Fra Diavolo

Cuttlefish & Clam Fra Diavolo by Bob Vincent

Fra diavolo meaning "brother devil" describes this peppery Italian red sauce which originated in the northeastern United States by Italian immigrants I am told. The sauce can be used with most anything: seafood, poultry, beef all work, just use the appropriate broth type. I used cuttlefish fillets and Manila clams. Calamari…

1 vote
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