Mexican
Street-style tacos, sizzling fajitas, and salsas that wake up every plate.
Hand-rolled pasta, wood-fired pizza, and slow-simmered sauces from Rome to Naples.
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A slow-simmered Tuscan ragu folded into ribbons of fresh pasta -- the kind of plate that fills the whole kitchen with garlic and red wine.
A blistered, leopard-spotted crust with bright tomato, milky mozzarella, and torn basil -- Naples in three ingredients.
Silky egg-and-cheese sauce, crisp guanciale, and a heavy hand with black pepper -- no cream, ever.
A no-tomato pizza built on creamy ricotta, fior di latte, and a finishing drizzle of warm chestnut honey.
Garlic, chili, and tomatoes simmered hard and fast for a fiery, glossy weeknight pasta.
Layers of fresh pasta, slow ragu, and bechamel baked until the corners crackle.
Long, hollow strands tossed in a 90-minute tomato gravy with basil and a knob of butter for shine.
Carnaroli rice coaxed into a creamy, spoon-coating risotto laced with porcini and fresh thyme.
Layers of golden eggplant, San Marzano sauce, and bubbling mozzarella -- the Sicilian classic without a hint of breadcrumb.
A bubbling casserole of ziti, fennel sausage, and dollops of lemony ricotta -- the ultimate Sunday-table pasta.
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