This Guy Cooks' Olive Oil & Saffron Poached Pears

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.

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Canederli in Brodo

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.

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San Francisco-Style Cioppino Seafood Stew

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.

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Nonna Rosa’s Sunday Meatballs with Slow-Simmered Rib Ragù

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.

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Holiday Panzanella with Blood Orange & Olive Oil Panettone

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.

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