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I have become obsessed recently with Calabrian peppers. You buy them in a jar, and you can buy either whole peppers or pepper pesto, which is my favorite. We like things spicy in my house, and although my husband loves so much heat you no longer can taste anything because your taste buds are burned,...
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We love Nduja, but if you are not familiar with it, nduja is a spicy, spreadable pork salumi from Calabria, Italy. Traditionally, it is made using flavorful cuts such as pork shoulder and belly, along with a blend of roasted red peppers and spices that give it its signature vibrant color and gentle heat. Despite its reputation,...
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The artichoke is one of Italy’s most treasured ingredients, and this famous thistle can be found in every region across the country prepared in a variety of ways. Young artichokes are eaten raw in salads, Rome is famous for their fried chokes, while in Venice, tiny purple artichokes are steamed or braised and eaten whole....
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Earthy, jewel-toned roasted beets and sweet, caramelized carrots are a pairing I turn to often, especially when I want a dish that feels both rustic and a little elegant. Roasting draws out the natural sugars in the vegetables, intensifying their flavor and creating those irresistible golden edges, while keeping the interiors tender and silky. To...
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There are certain pasta dishes that feel a little bit indulgent, yet come together with very little effort, making them perfect for a cozy evening at home or for entertaining friends. This creamy spaghetti brings together a handful of bold ingredients that each add their own personality to the dish, resulting in a sauce that...
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