Sausage and Cheese Puff PastryBy Alyssa SaltzmanThis puff pastry is stuffed with local sausages, romano or parmesan cheeseFarro Crème BruléBy Alyssa SaltzmanThis unique spin on creme brule originates in umbria, where farro is abundant.Farro and Pear Cake with Sagrantino Wine SauceBy Alyssa SaltzmanThis pear and Sagrantino wine cake is the perfect dessert in the autumn months. It is very unique and delicious.Cream of Artichoke SauceBy Alyssa Saltzman"When I was growing up in a small town in Italy in the 70s you could not find frozen artichokes. I can't begin to tell you how much I hated to clean the fresh artichokes. But that was my job and I sure enjoyed eating the pasta!"
- PaolaChicken Breasts with Cream SauceBy Alyssa SaltzmanWhen my mother was about 10 years old, Kraft introduced a new cheese to Italy called Filadelfia, Yes, spelled like that. Nobody thought to also introcude the bagel in Italy. My grandmother had no idea what to do with this new cheese so she developed this wonderful dish. Kraft has since decided that Italians can handle the correct spelling of Philadelphia.
Sausage and Cheese Puff PastryThis puff pastry is stuffed with local sausages, romano or parmesan cheese
Farro Crème BruléThis unique spin on creme brule originates in umbria, where farro is abundant.
Farro and Pear Cake with Sagrantino Wine SauceThis pear and Sagrantino wine cake is the perfect dessert in the autumn months. It is very unique and delicious.
Cream of Artichoke Sauce"When I was growing up in a small town in Italy in the 70s you could not find frozen artichokes. I can't begin to tell you how much I hated to clean the fresh artichokes. But that was my job and I sure enjoyed eating the pasta!"
- Paola
Chicken Breasts with Cream SauceWhen my mother was about 10 years old, Kraft introduced a new cheese to Italy called Filadelfia, Yes, spelled like that. Nobody thought to also introcude the bagel in Italy. My grandmother had no idea what to do with this new cheese so she developed this wonderful dish. Kraft has since decided that Italians can handle the correct spelling of Philadelphia.