On March 19th, Sicily honors St. Joseph with a pasta that tastes of the island. Tender sardines, sweet raisins, and wild fennel simmer in olive oil, finished with golden toasted breadcrumbs instead of cheese. Briny, herbal, and richly textured, it is Sicily in its purest form.

An elegant close to a winter meal, these olive oil and saffron poached pears draw their warmth from saffron and vanilla bean, finished with a silky pour of estate extra virgin olive oil for a dessert that feels both refined and comforting.

Canederli in brodo is a classic Northern Italian alpine dish made from bread dumplings simmered in savory broth. Traditionally prepared with speck, fresh herbs, and Parmigiano, it’s a hearty winter recipe enjoyed in the Italian Alps after long days on the slopes.

Earthy wild mushrooms seared until golden, then marinated warm in rosemary, aged balsamic vinegar, and extra virgin olive oil. Simple, savory, and perfect for winter.

Cioppino was born along the docks of late nineteenth century San Francisco, where Italian immigrant fishermen gathered the day’s unsold catch into a single pot. Simmered with tomatoes, garlic, wine, and warming spices, it was a practical meal meant to be shared. Over time, cioppino became one of the defining Italian-American dishes of the city, celebrating the Pacific catch and the communal spirit that shaped it.

Earthy, tart, sweet and fresh, this nutritious salad boasts incredible textures and flavor and can be enjoyed on its own for lunch, or included as a side to any meal.

A Sunday classic passed down through generations, Nonna Rosa’s meatballs and slow-simmered rib ragù capture the heart of Sicilian cooking. Tender meatballs, melt-away ribs, and a tomato sauce rich with garlic and herbs come together in a dish built on memory, tradition, and hours on the stove.

Created by Melissa Santell of FoodxFeels, this holiday-ready panzanella transforms our Blood Orange & Olive Oil Panettone into a vibrant, savory salad bursting with citrus, pancetta, and Sicilian herbs—a beautiful balance of sweet and salty that captures the spirit of the season.