A whole chicken roulade looks truly festive and original. While it takes a little effort to prepare, the end result will be impressive. The key is to beautifully butterfly the chicken, removing all the bones. read more
Historians believe that Italian focaccia bread originated in Northern Italy and is one of the oldest types of bread still eaten today. The recipe, originally developed to conserve food, can now be found in read more
focaccia bread, yeast dough, rosemary...
Time:40 min. plus fermentation time Complexity: easily Servings: 16
Fragrant Italian focaccia bread is a lighter version of pizza. To make it even easier, use ready-made pizza dough. Brush it with aromatic herbed olive oil, sprinkle with onion and grated... read more
Focaccia is an Italian flatbread made from yeast dough. It can be served as an appetizer or used as sandwich bread. Focaccia with tomatoes is somewhat reminiscent of pizza, but they are still different dishes. Perhaps for preparation... read more
Give grilled tuna steaks an Italian riot of flavor by rubbing them with a fragrant rub of lemon zest, garlic, and herbs, with fragrant rosemary being king. A mushroom is a perfect garnish for this fish. read more
It is believed that the name "julep" comes from the Arabic "julab," meaning "rose water." Julep was originally a syrup used to dissolve medications, which was believed to improve their absorption. In the 18th century, read more
Pork loin marinated in a blend of Belgian ale and American barbecue seasonings is incredibly juicy and flavorful. Grill it over coals with smoked wood, and the meat will acquire a delicious bouquet of spices, hops, and... read more
Pork, light beer, bay leaf, flaked sea salt, grapeseed oil, allspice, anise seeds, coriander, black pepper, rosemary, tarragon...
Time:49 min. plus marinating time Complexity: easily Servings: 6 - 8
It's hard to impress anyone with a chicken dish, but this recipe will help you create an unusual dish from such an ordinary ingredient. This easy-to-cook meat requires virtually no time to bake, and the sauce is perfect - read more
Chicken, red wine vinegar, Dijon mustard, rosemary, thyme, lemon zest, tarragon, Boston lettuce, sumac...
A hearty potato salad gets a more interesting and vibrant flavor if you grill the potatoes first. Besides its unusual flavor, this salad is light because it doesn't contain mayonnaise. The orange and greens give it a summery touch. read more
Lamb is very tender and, one might say, dietary. It has a delicate flavor and aroma. And grilled lamb loin looks very piquant and appetizing. Rosemary and garlic imbue the dish with a spicy aroma and unique flavor, and - read more
Pork pairs beautifully with juicy fruits, like peaches. Grilled pork tenderloin is incredibly delicious. Rosemary adds even more flavor, and mustard adds a piquant touch. Furthermore, the combination of mustard and sweetness... read more
Pork, brown sugar, peaches, whole grain mustard, rosemary...
What Italian dish alone can fill the menu of an entire restaurant or food delivery service? Pizza, of course. The endless variety of toppings and sauces and ease of preparation have made this dish not only a restaurant staple, but also a home favorite. read more
The chicken is baked in the oven on a bed of bread slices. This recipe makes the most of the chicken juices, which often end up at the bottom of the pan and get lost. Now, every drop will stay in your dish, soaked up by the bread and... read more
Chicken, Boston lettuce, garlic powder, rosemary, thyme, champagne vinegar, white wine, mustard...
Hearty pasta simmered in Chianti red wine and sautéed with savory Italian sausage and blanched beans. Two types of cheese – Parmesan and mascarpone – add just the right amount of richness. A great option for a delicious and quick dinner. read more
The lemon marinade pairs perfectly with the chicken, making it juicier and infusing it with a piquant flavor and refreshing aroma, perfectly complemented by the herbs. Grilled chicken thighs will bring a summery feel to any occasion. read more
lemon, rosemary, sage, garlic, red pepper flakes, chicken thighs...
Popularized in the United States in the 1960s, the Monte Cristo ham sandwich is a sandwich dipped in egg before being fried and served with powdered sugar and jam. This version features Italian ham— read more
These delicate pancakes from Modena are made with very fine flour. The filling is made from Italian pancetta (bacon from pork belly), with the addition of Parmesan and rosemary. read more
pancakes, fine flour, lard, pancetta, parmesan cheese, rosemary, garlic...
Not all meat sauces require long cooking times. For example, in a dish from Food Network magazine, the meat sauce is made with ground veal (or ground turkey) and simmered for 20 minutes. It's added to fettuccine pasta along with sautéed garlic. read more
Anne Burrell's secret to a super-juicy bird is the use of brine in her recipe. She soaks the turkey in cold, salted water with herbs for three days, allowing the meat to infuse with flavor before cooking. read more
Turkey, white wine, onion, garlic, carrot, celery, coriander, fennel seeds, bay leaf, rosemary, thyme, sage...
Time:3 hours. Complexity: average Servings: 8 - 10
Melissa De Arabian layers on flavorful ingredients: a delicious beef and bacon filling simmered in a beer-broth mixture, caramelized onions, and topped with garlicky mashed potatoes and melted cheddar cheese. read more
For a richer, more intense flavor, Alton Brown adds a touch of tomato paste and Worcestershire sauce to his lamb casserole. He tops it with a layer of creamy mashed potatoes and bakes it in the oven. read more
Bobby Flay mixes sliced turkey breasts with vegetables and aromatic herbs and bakes them in a shortcrust pastry crust with sage, rosemary and thyme. read more
Turkey, shortcrust pastry, parsley, rosemary, thyme, sage, black pepper, bay leaf, premium flour, cream, carrots, turnips, peas, leeks, shallots, white wine...
Time:2 hours 50 minutesComplexity: average Servings: 4