Click on any picture in the Italian recipes below for full
cooking instructions.
RISOTTO AL SALTO
The very best way to use up leftover risotto. Fried rice with a
topping of your own choice. |
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RED WINE RAGU
Easy to prepare this red wine ragu is full of warming flavour for winter evenings. |
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BACON
AND LEEK RISOTTO
Simple ingredients combine to make this one of our best risotto
recipes ever. |
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ITALIAN BEAN SOUP
This soup is very much in the Italian tradition, simple ingredients
that combine well for filling, tasty and nutritious food. |
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PIZZOCCHERI PASTA BAKE
Made with buckwheat flour, this dish has lots of rustic Italian
flavours and textures. Ready in just under an hour this recipe is
well worth cooking. |
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CHORIZO AND MUSHROOM RISOTTO
This risotto is bursting with the flavour of chorizo and roasted
mushrooms. |
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VEGETARIAN MINESTRONE
Bags of flavour and vibrant colour mark this out as a superb Italian soup |
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QUICK ITALIAN TOMATO PASTA SAUCE
This is a really tasty recipe for an authentic Italian sauce. It can
be used over almost any type of pasta and it goes great with
meatballs. |
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RAGU
This is a North Italian recipe of minced beef, tomatoes and herbs.
The key to a good ragu is to cook it slowly for 2 to 4 hours on a low
heat. The result is a thick sauce with a very concentrated tomato
flavour. |

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RISOTTO MEATBALLS STUFFED WITH MOZZARELLA
Cook plain risotto rice, form it into small balls then
stuff it with mozzarella cheese. Coat with breadcrumbs and flour then
fry in oil. Delicious! |

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TAGLIATELLE WITH
BACON AND PORK
A light and delicious taste of Italian cuisine. We show you how to
cook the tagliatelle so that it turns out just right. |

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FRITTATA RECIPES
We give you two more frittata recipes on one page. An asparagus and
feta cheese version together with a bacon, mushroom and sweet pepper
version. |

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RED PEPPER AND SAUSAGE RISOTTO
Use good Italian sausage for this recipe, Cacciatore is ideal, and
you will have a meal fit for a king. The creamy risotto rice with the
slightly crunchy re peppers is superb. |

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SPAGHETTI BOLOGNAISE
To be truthful, the bolognaise sauces outside of Italy are not really
Italian. They are a variation of ragu (see above). But they are tasty
and they don't come any more tasty than our recipe! |

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ROASTED MUSHROOM RISOTTO
This risotto stands out because the mushrooms are roasted in the oven
before adding them to the risotto. This concentrates their flavour
wonderfully. |

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CHICKEN TAGLIATELLE
A classic Italian tagliatelle recipe which is creamy and savoury.
Delicious when served with garlic bread. |

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LASAGNE
No set of Italian recipes would be complete without
Lasagne. It's not the easiest of dishes to cook but it really does
taste so much better that the wishy washy shop bought alternatives. |

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CHICKEN RISOTTO
Another Milanese risotto based recipe. This time it's combined with
strips of fried chicken with red peppers and peas. Colourful, yes.
Tasty, definitely. |

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VEGETABLE FRITTATA
This is our basic version of a vegetable frittata. But feel free to
substitute any vegetable of your choice. We have even heard of some
people replacing the potatoes with spaghetti. |

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SUN DRIED TOMATO RISOTTO
Saffron brings superb colour and taste to this traditional Milanese
risotto based recipe. Add a splash of red with the sun dried
tomatoes and you can imagine yourself back in Italy. |

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BACON AND PEA RISOTTO
Bacon is the key flavouring to the basic risotto in this dish. The peas add bursts of
sweetness contrasting the salty bacon. Saffron colours the rice yellow making this a
tasty and colourful risotto. |

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