This amazing stew, whose main ingredients are chicken, peppers and tomatoes, is a speciality of the Italian region Umbria. With its delicate yet savoury taste, it an ideal dish to serve at family get-togethers, on Sundays, or on a special occasion.

Cooking pork with fruit has always been popular in Italy. In this wonderful recipe, the strong taste of the pork chops, combined with the sweetness of figs, provide a harmonious combination that will delight your taste buds and amaze your guests.

This is a dish everyone will enjoy, even the children! Crunchy potato rösti meets soft, melting Auricchio slices, while velvety bell pepper cream and black olive tapenade give the recipe a savoury twist. Ideal served as a main course with lots of vegetables.

Pasta with chickpeas is a very filling starter or one pot dish, mainly made of chickpeas, vegetables and pasta. This dish is of peasant origin and is particularly suitable in winter, when its warmth can be fully appreciated (this, though, doesn't stop you from enjoying it during spring, summer or autumn!). The recipe can be altered according to personal tastes to create different versions of the same dish.

Pizza is by far the most famous Italian dish; ask anyone what they first think of when they hear the word 'Italian food', and their automatic response will be: pizza. There are many ways of making pizza, according to where you are, it can be thick or very thin, lightly seasoned or covered with toppings - you choose! In this recipe we suggest a delicious combination, which is tuna fish with onion. We promise, you won't be disappointed! 

Mushroom risotto is a classic dish, especially in autumn when the key ingredients are in season. It is characterised by a tasty and aromatic flavour, particularly if made with the king of mushrooms: the porcini mushroom. Its flesh doesn't turn black after having been cut and keeps its scent even after cooking. Moreover, mushrooms are not only delicious ingredients, but also valuable allies for good health.

This easy and tasty risotto recipe is traditionally popular in spring and summer, when fresh peas are in season and can be bought directly from the producers. The delicate flavour of these wonderful green legumes perfectly matches the more savoury Pesto and Parmigiano, providing an incredible taste experience.

Here comes an unconventional, delicious yet light dessert for all of you sweet-lovers out there! Discover these little cakes, savour the sweet and moist note of honey combined with that singular fig taste and polenta texture: a real delight! Free of artificial sweeteners, this 100% natural dessert is a healthy and light option for all those who believe that 'we are what we eat'. Enjoy!