In Italy, meals signify quality time spent together. Crafted to be shared, this vegetarian baked rigatoni is the perfect holiday pasta dish to share with wine, laughter and love.

From food writer and cookbook author extraordinaire, we're proud to present Katie Workman's holiday favorite. Using rigatoni instead of flat noodles and dollops of fresh ricotta, this gorgeous holiday pasta recipe is like an unstructured lasagna, only better.

Striking and fresh, this winter radicchio salad adds pops of color and flavor to round out any wintery meal. While bitter, crunchy radicchio serves as the hero ingredient, sweet, tangy oranges and a velvety balsamic vinaigrette tie it together.

Vibrant, balanced and beautiful, this holiday salad is exactly what you need to round out your Italian holiday spread. Featuring kale, roasted squash, burrata and pomegranates, it could even be your holiday lunch go-to.

Originating in the charming streets of Milan, the aperitivo symbolizes the Italian approach to life. More than just a happy hour drink, the Italian aperitivo is a social ritual that brings people together to unwind, converse and savor the simple flavors of Italy. We've put to a guide together to help you master the art of aperitivo like an Italian.

Another Tuscan favorite around the holidays, succulent roasted pork loin fills the air with its intoxicating sweet aroma.

With beautiful layers of thin crespelle either rolled into cannelloni-like forms or folded in four like a handkerchief, this spectacular spinach and ricotta filled dish is a longstanding Florentine favorite.

Think Polish Cabbage Rolls, but make it Italian. Filled with Italian aromatics and blanketed in our sun-sweetened Passata sauce, these Italian cabbage rolls are a healthier way to savor your favorite Italian flavors.