Penne alla vodka is as debated as it is beloved, with origins traced to both Rome and New York in the 1970s and ’80s. A late-night favorite after dancing, it earned the nickname “disco sauce” and remains a creamy, nostalgic classic to this day.

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.

Hearty and savory, pasta e fagioli is a traditional Italian soup that combines rich beans, a small pasta, soffritto, broth and tomatoes. From region to region, what exactly is inside varies, and if you've grown up in an Italian household, your family's recipe is likely one you'll take to the grave.

Velvety smooth and luscious, this creamy pumpkin Ditalini pasta is everything you could want from a bowl of comforting pasta. The perfect fall recipe, savor every mouthful of autumnal bliss.

Where Sicilian and American summers collide, this black squid ink pasta recipe is summer in a bowl. Ready in 20 minutes, this sweet, savory, fresh and vibrant, pasta is perfect for weeknight dinners this summer.

Combining cuttlefish ink rigatoni pasta with umami miso paste and tangy lemon, this savory and striking black pasta recipe is ready in under 20 minutes.

Filled with a welcoming combination of sautéed aromatics, sweet sun-dried tomatoes, savory broth, bitter kale and creamy cannellini beans, every bite of this Tuscan kale and white bean soup will ignite your taste buds.