Antipasto Misto
Cured meats, cheeses, olives and preserved vegetables make a shared Italian starter, with bread for assembling small bites.
Broad Italian favorites and Italian-American dishes, without a single regional attribution. Discover what makes each one distinctive, save a favorite and cook it at home.
Antipasti: starters · Primi: pasta, rice & soups · Secondi: mains · Contorni: sides · Street food: breads & snacks · Dolci: desserts
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Cured meats, cheeses, olives and preserved vegetables make a shared Italian starter, with bread for assembling small bites.
Lamb roasts slowly with rosemary, garlic and white wine, served with potatoes and a spoonful of reduced pan juices.
Whole sea bass cooks on a hot grill with olive oil and herbs, served with lemon and parsley to finish.
Warm toasted bread is rubbed with garlic, then topped with ripe tomatoes, olive oil and torn basil just before serving.
Rolled pasta encloses a savory meat filling beneath tomato, béchamel and grated cheese, baked until bubbling and lightly golden.
Fish, mussels and shrimp cook in a tomato-and-wine broth, making a San Francisco seafood stew to serve with bread.
Mussels steam in a golden saffron broth with softened leeks, white wine, lemon and herbs, with bread for the juices.
Soft onions and grated Parmigiano flavor a gently cooked egg frittata, sliced into wedges for a main course or shared starter.
Smooth Italian gelato comes in milk, nut, chocolate and fruit flavors, served in a cup or cone while still softly scoopable.
Seasonal vegetables and white beans simmer in a light tomato broth, with small pasta adding substance to this Italian soup.
Small pasta and creamy white beans share a tomato broth with softened vegetables, rosemary and a finishing spoonful of olive oil.
Spiral pasta carries broccoli, carrots, peppers and tomatoes, lightly dressed with olive oil, lemon and grated Parmigiano.
Golden chicken cutlets meet browned mushrooms in a savory Marsala-wine pan sauce, finished with butter and chopped parsley.
Thin chicken cutlets turn golden in the pan, then take on a bright sauce of lemon, capers, white wine and butter.
Risotto rice is finished off the heat with four cheeses, combining sharp, mild and blue flavors in a rich, loose sauce.
Asparagus, peas and carrots bring spring vegetables to risotto, finished with butter, Parmigiano-Reggiano and a little fresh parsley.
Whipped cream, pasteurized egg whites and ground pistachios make an airy frozen dessert that needs no ice-cream machine.
Beef pieces braise slowly with red wine, onion, carrot, celery and mushrooms until tender in a concentrated, savory sauce.
Crumbled sausage, tender potatoes and kale fill a creamy broth, with fennel and a little chili bringing warmth to each spoonful.