How to cook pasta and homemade tomato sauce: the golden rules for the perfect pasta

Cooking pasta is a very simple art form and if you follow these rules for the perfect pasta, you will have a very different experience of this classic from Italian cuisine . Many pasta dishes are successful because they’re simple and cooked to perfection. We’ll also do a similar “rules for cooking risotto” to give you the basic dish that you can then elaborate yourself. Italian cooking was never meant to be complicated, but to get the pasta like you tasted it on your holiday in Italy,

Loving Italian food

If there’s anything that I’m not so good at as a homemaker, it’s cooking. That’s why I love reading blogs that feature different recipes especially those that I haven’t tried yet. Sometimes I envy those men and women who have that kitchen authority because they can serve anything to their loved ones as if they’re dining out. How delightful it would be to be able to prepare good food by yourself like a chef in your own kitchen.I love Italian dishes but I can’t magically create them in my kitc

OVUNQUE SIA: (WHEREVER IT MAY BE) WHERE TO LEARN ITALIAN DISHES

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Franco’s Trattoria serves Italian fare in Sudbury (The MetroWest Daily News)

A trattoria, as described by Franco Bruno, is an informal restaurant, which serves simple Italian dishes.

Italian recipes: artichoke and scamorza lasagne

Lasagne is one of the most famous Italian dishes , but this one based on artichokes and scamorza cheese is quite different and will create a sensation! Ingredients: 6/8 artichokes; 200 g cooked ham; scamorza cheese or mozzarella if you prefer; 250 g non- cook lasagne sheets; ½ litre béchamel sauce. Preparation: remove stems and thorns from the artichokes and then cut them into thin strips. Next place a small frying pan over a medium heat and cook the artichoke hearts in a little butter

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