Italian Garden Stir-Fry
NOTE: My garden is going to town! So, I just picked what was ready, and made a quick Italian stir-fry. Be creative, with most anything you have on hand, add a little garlic and onion, and stir-fry in a good olive oil. Top the dish…
Antipasta Salad with Honey Vinaigrette
NOTE: This salad is so delicious and full, you could make it a meal. Ask for a chunk of Genoa salami from the deli, and cube it small. It is served with a sweet vinaigrette that bathes the salad with Italian flair.
Tuna Stuffed Tomatoes
NOTE: Just in time for a fresh plump summer tomato, this tuna-stuffed tomato is so delicious. A salad in itself, everyone will want one of these.
Italian Oil Sauce for Dipping
NOTE: This Italian dipping sauce is perfect for dipping Italian crusty bread while waiting for your favorite Italian entree. You will love the flavors in this delicious sauce and it will be hard to stop the dipping!
Italian Sausage with Peppers over Spaghetti
NOTE: If you like peppers and Italian sausage, you will love this dish. Full of good Italian flavour!
Risotto Romano with Chicken and Asparagus
NOTE: This risotto is brimming with flavor just waiting to show up at your table. The result is a creamy texture with chicken, asparagus, and crunchy vegetables to make a delightful dish.
Italian Fried Potatoes & Peppers
NOTE: These potatoes go well with breakfast, and are a compliment to the Italian sausage and eggs. If you do like peppers, leave them out.
Caponata (Marinated Eggplant Compost)
NOTE: Caponata is a Sicilan dish consisting mainly of eggplant and other vegetables. A compote that can be used as an appetizer, or to accompany meat or fish entrées. If you love eggplant, you will love this.
Baked Feta with Roasted Tomatoes and Turkey Italian Sausage
NOTE: This dish is has a little bit of everything Italian and one could find something they love. Bathed in creamy feta, the sausage and vegetables come alive with flavor. Serve as a main entree with Italian salad and crusty Italian bread.
Bagna Cauda
NOTE: Bagna Cauda originated in Provence, France. However, it has been associated with the Piedmont region of Italy since the 16th century. A wonderful hot dip consisting of olive oil, butter, garlic and anchovies. Used to dip various vegetables, and titbits of crusty Italian bread. …