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	Risotto de camarones by Jeannette Quinones El risotto es un plato tradicional de la gastronomía italiana de la zona noroeste del país, concretamente del este de Piamonte y el oeste de Lombardía debido a la abundancia de arroz, se prepara a base de arroz arborio que es una variedad de grano corto, se le agrega caldo, ya sea de carne, pollo o pescado o de origen vegetal, hasta…	1 vote 2 comments 7063 views
	Risotto Alla Milanese by Jenny Risotto is a typical Italian rice dish cooked in a broth (vegetable, chicken, seafood,etc) to a creamy consistency. It is pretty simple to make and tastes divine! When I tasted this risotto many years ago for the first time I fell in love with it right away. I was surprised by its creamy texture, mesmerized by its colour and amazed…	1 vote 2253 views
	Stuffed chicken with Parma ham and mushroom sauce by Alida Easy and tasty I would recommend this for a dinner party.	1 vote 1992 views
	authentic recipe Trippa alla romana by CHEFMAURIZIO Hello everyone, again, a classic Roman cuisine. "The trippa alla romana". We all know the importance of this city, the "fifth quarter." This is nothing but what remains of the beast, sheep or cow that were sold after the so-called noble parts. The "fifth quarter" was intended for the populace. The many recipes that have come to us,…	1 vote 5368 views
	Pork chops in aromatic beer sauce by Alida I have cooked these pork chops in beer which is an old fashion way of doing pork and seems to combine well with it.	3 votes 2 reviews 2 comments 4265 views
	20 MINUTE BUTTER AND ONION TOMATO SAUCE by For the Love of Italian Cooking If you have ever made Marcella Hazan’s glorious butter and onion tomato sauce, then you know that it can take a bit of time to make (even though it is considered to be the simplest of her sauce recipes). It tastes phenomenal, but I would rather save it for a Sunday dinner. Here is a ‘weeknight version‘ that’s ready in half the time of…	1 vote 1938 views
	Triestine gulasch by Giulia Robert Rich and tasty dish from Triestine food tradition	2 votes 2624 views
	PENNETTE SHRIMP WITH BASIL PESTO. by mariarosaria I love the basil (I like a good Neapolitan my plant fresh basil), but I go crazy for shrimp as well, so I decided to experiment with this combination and I must say that the result was really great, sweet taste with a bitter aftertaste and perfumed the I think Basil goes well with the tasty and porposo shrimp, plus a few other…	4 votes 2429 views
	Fusilli with fresh tuna, olives and tomatoes by Alida An easy and light pasta dish for every day of the week	1 vote 2282 views
	Minestrone Soup by Jenny I am in love with anything Italian, especially its cuisine and this hearty vegetable soup is just delicious! The interesting thing about this soup is that it really has no set recipe when it comes to its ingredients. In general, seasonal vegetables are used to make it which means it never tastes the same. Unless you use the same…	1 vote 2 comments 2141 views
	Friccò di Agnello - Lamb Stew by Tania Mattiello Friccò di Agnello is a typical recipe of Umbria. The lamb stew is soft and perfumed. It's made with wine and vinegar, rosemary and sage and sometimes, with tomatoes. You can replace the lamb with white meats.	8 votes 2527 views
	Bruschette with mussels and cherry tomatoes by Alida These bruschette are quick to prepare and of great effect. They make a light and tasty starter.	1 vote 2349 views
	Campbells Recipes - Pimms Espuma by Charlie Hamilton Pimms Espuma I have developed from the recipes by John Campbell. Enjoy.	1 vote 2874 views
	Pine nuts and marjoram pasta by Giulia Robert A very simple and very tasty dish: you can prepare this sauce while the pasta cooks (and you'll have some time to spare), and it won't disappoint you!	1 vote 1619 views
	Beefy tomato and sausage sauce for spaghetti by susan c. vergalla 1. Brown beef and drain, if necessary. 2. In a separate pot put the rest of the ingredients, slicing the sausage into 1/4 inch pieces. 3. Add beef and simmer one hour. 4. Top cooked al dente spaghetti, with sauce.	1 vote 855 views

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