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Risotto 'Cacio & pepe'

Risotto 'Cacio & pepe'

'Cacio & Pepe' traditionally refers to a Spaghetti dish typical of the Roman culinary culture: a generous pasta dish with plenty of savoury Pecorino (hard goat's) cheese and spicy ground black pepper.. but its Risotto version is equally as amazing! What may look like plain rice is actually an incredibly rich dish flavoured with lots of cheese and pepper.. Definitely a dish you must try!

Risotto al Tastasal

Risotto al Tastasal

A winter risotto recipe based on the traditional recipe from Verona.

Risotto di orto e di mare

Risotto di orto e di mare

The 'sea and garden risotto' is a traditional recipe where fish meets vegetables. It's a delicious and very much loved dish, flavourful and pretty easy to make. Ideal on special occasions such as a family get-together or a holiday, but of course it can also be enjoyed on any other day of the year.

Risotto with courgettes, flowers, almonds & Parma ham

Risotto with courgettes, courgette flowers, almonds & Parma ham

Risotto with courgettes is a healthy and nourishing dish for summertime. Although prepared with simple ingredients, such as courgettes, courgette flowers, Parma ham and Parmigiano Reggiano, it has and incredibly delicious and refined taste. Easy to cook, this recipe can be modified according to personal tastes and requirements, allowing everyone to enjoy it. Thanks to its mild aroma, it makes the ideal dish for children as well.

Risotto with octopus

Risotto with Octopus

Risotto with octopus is quite a refined dish that brings together land and sea in a combination of well-balanced flavours. This is the ideal recipe for all those who love seafood and who cannot resist a lovingly prepared risotto. In this version we enriched this dish even more by adding roasted red onions and chunks of cured sausage.

Risotto with smoked provola, pistachios & walnuts

Risotto with smoked provola, pistachios & walnuts

It's hardly headline news that nuts love cheeses: they do make an amazing pairing, especially when the latter have strong, distinctive flavours. One of the most famous matches in Italian culinary tradition is Gorgonzola with walnuts (and a few drops of honey, on croutons..), but combinations with smoked Provolone also taste gorgeous. Try this very easy, yet incredibly tasty risotto, featuring walnuts, pistachios and smoked Provola cheese!

Risotto with stracchino cheese & walnuts

Risotto with stracchino cheese & walnuts

If you are looking for a delicate, creamy and incredibly delicious dish, you've just found the right recipe! The crunchy walnuts meet the creaminess of the melted cheese, creating a delightful contrast, while the strong aroma of the latter, softened by the rice grains, guarantees an amazing delight for your taste buds. A dish you'll want to cook over and over again!

Risotto with wild mushrooms & goat cheese

Risotto with wild mushrooms and goat's cheese

Risotto is a special dish, no matter what its ingredients. There are two main reasons: first, its delicious, rich taste and second: it's a dish that requires care, love and patience to prepare. Here’s one of our favourite risotto recipes (traditionally eaten in autumn but delicious all year around), featuring wild mushrooms, goat’s cheese and truffle.

Roastbeef with balsamic vinegar

Roast beef with Balsamic Vinegar

Traditional and original both at the same time, what makes this roast beef recipe stand out is its topping, made of a balsamic vinegar reduction and Parmigiano Reggiano slivers. This delicate, tender meat can be served hot or at room temperature and its leftovers can be enjoyed the next day too. Ideal as a main course, it also makes a good choice for a picnic or a buffet.

Robiola and truffle Risotto

Robiola and truffle Risotto

There are some recipes that are impossible to forget, thanks to their special flavour and aroma. Risotto with Robiola cheese and truffle flakes is certainly one of those! It is a typical autumn dish, since this is the time the famous (and expensive!) fungus can mostly be found. Try out this outstanding risotto and be prepared for a true taste delight!

Saffron and mushroom Risotto

Saffron and mushroom Risotto

Saffron and mushrooms risotto is a savoury, typical autumn starter. In fact, the best results can be obtained by using freshly harvested Porcino mushrooms, which can release their characteristic aroma, lending the dish its unmistakable flavour. Adding saffron further enhances the taste of this simple, yet elegant recipe. Feel free to serve it on any occasion, be it an informal get-together with friends or a special day.

Saffron and salted codfish Risotto

Saffron and salted codfish Risotto

Salted codfish is a relatively infrequent ingredient in Italian kitchens, but is still a very tasty and versatile element. The risotto recipe we are suggesting here requires average cooking skills but the result will be astonishing! A simple and delicate flavour, with a touch of saffron: a delight for the eyes and the taste buds too.

Spaghetti alla Norma

Spaghetti alla Norma

This delicious pasta is one of the most typical of Sicilian dishes! Invented in the Catania, where it's called 'Pasta Ca' Norma', the original recipe is characterised by fresh tomato sauce, fried aubergines, basil and a typical hard cheese called 'ricotta salata' (salty ricotta). This version of the recipe replaces the salty ricotta, which is very hard to find, with Auricchio Provolone, guaranteeing a truly mouth-watering creation! 

Strawberries with Balsamic Vinegar

Strawberries with Balsamic Vinegar

Here comes a fresh, original and unbelievably easy recipe for a dessert or a rather eccentric salad: the sweetness and tenderness of the strawberries marry beautifully with the stronger Parmigiano Reggiano flavour, and both tastes are enhanced by the balsamic vinegar drops. You can serve it as a dessert or you can enjoy it as a salad on warm spring and summer days, in which case, feel free to add some greens!

Stuffed onions

Stuffed onions

If you like onions, but only use them as a 'secondary' ingredient in recipes, let us suggest a dish where they take on the lead role, with great success! The tender, juicy outer layers, filled with a savoury yet sweet filling, will seduce your guests and leave them wanting more. Ideal served as an appetiser, as part of a buffet or as a side dish to a delicate meat- or fish-based main course.

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