Sicily, with love.
Rice croquettes, eggplant, seafood pasta and ricotta-filled sweets make a varied Sicilian table. Start with arancini or caponata, then follow your appetite toward pasta alla Norma or cannoli.
What should I try here?
A few editorial favorites to begin with.
A little taste of Sicily.
Antipasti: starters · Primi: pasta, rice & soups · Secondi: mains · Contorni: sides · Street food: breads & snacks · Dolci: desserts
No specialties match this combination.
Insalata di Polpo
Tender octopus is dressed with olive oil, lemon and parsley, with potatoes adding substance in this version of the coastal salad.
Busiate al Pesto Trapanese
Twisted pasta catches a coarse pesto of ripe tomatoes, almonds, basil and garlic, served warm with the sauce left uncooked.
Pasta alla Norma
Fried eggplant joins tomato sauce and basil on pasta, with grated ricotta salata adding a salty finish to this Sicilian primo.
Pasta con le Sarde
Sardines and fennel coat the pasta with a savory sauce, balanced by raisins, pine nuts, saffron and a toasted breadcrumb finish.
Melanzane alla Parmigiana
Fried eggplant slices are layered with tomato, basil and melting cheese, then baked and rested before cutting into soft portions.
Caponata
Soft fried eggplant meets celery, olives and capers in a sweet-and-sour tomato dressing, served cool as a Sicilian starter or side.
Arancini
Golden Sicilian rice balls with a crisp breadcrumb shell and a filling of meat ragù, peas and melting cheese.
Cannoli
Crisp Sicilian pastry tubes hold sweet ricotta cream, with chocolate or pistachios at the ends and a light dusting of sugar.
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