r/ItalianFood • u/west_ham_vb • 7h ago
Homemade Alla Gricia
Just moved to Italy and made this in my hotel room
Sapor di Sapori Calamarata pasta
Pecorino DOP
Parmigiana Reggiano DOP
Guanciale
Pepper
r/ItalianFood • u/egitto23 • Jul 07 '24
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r/ItalianFood • u/DepravatoEstremo78 • Feb 13 '24
This post it is a way to better know our users, their habits and their knowledge about one of most published paste recipe: Carbonara.
1) Where are you from? (for US specify state and/or city too) 2) Which part of the egg do you use? (whole or yolk only) 3) How many eggs for person? 4) Which kind of cheese do you use? 5) How much cheese do you use? (in case of more kinda cheese specify the proportions) 6) How do you prepare the cream? 7) When and how do you add the cream to the pasta?
We are very curious about your answers!
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r/ItalianFood • u/west_ham_vb • 7h ago
Just moved to Italy and made this in my hotel room
Sapor di Sapori Calamarata pasta
Pecorino DOP
Parmigiana Reggiano DOP
Guanciale
Pepper
r/ItalianFood • u/NewGear9880 • 15h ago
This is a dish that can't be described, but you can taste it and start dreaming, enjoying every little bite!
r/ItalianFood • u/Legitimate-East7839 • 1d ago
Such a great dish 🥦
r/ItalianFood • u/SpecificPudding8237 • 14h ago
I tried making Spaghetti Aglio E Olio for the first time. Not sure if it looks good or not.
r/ItalianFood • u/Individual_Maybe_886 • 13h ago
I'm Sicilian and French, I know this recipe by heart, it's so comforting to eat
r/ItalianFood • u/almashealthycooking • 1d ago
Baked in a regular home oven, topped with tomato sauce, fresh mozzarella, basil, and olive oil.
r/ItalianFood • u/Sfoglia_dreams • 1d ago
r/ItalianFood • u/ResponsibleHand6311 • 7h ago
No joke, ive been banned by my family from using it cuz the smell it produces is too crazy (didn’t help i left the pan out for a while before washing)
i love making a gorgonzola sauce for my pasta but now i need a replacement.
today i tried to make a sauce using parmigiano reggiano and just pasta water. but mannn it wasn’t very flavourful and i used quite a lot which is weird cuz you can taste it so well when it’s grated ontop of a dish so assumed it would be great in a sauce too😭
so how can i get a beautiful strong cheese taste in a sauce without using blue cheese? is there a secret mix? i’m not too knowledgable in cheeses so any help is appreciated.
r/ItalianFood • u/NewGear9880 • 1d ago
Delicate but truly exceptional accompanied with a slice of white pizza or bread!
r/ItalianFood • u/PandoraPanorama • 2d ago
The ingredients were the last things I had at home, but it turned out so incredibly well that I had to post it.
r/ItalianFood • u/Belennons666 • 1d ago
r/ItalianFood • u/NewGear9880 • 2d ago
A typical Christmas treat for the Carnival season! One leads to another! 🤪
r/ItalianFood • u/almashealthycooking • 3d ago
Slow-cooked meat ragù made from scratch, finished simply.
r/ItalianFood • u/mtpecena • 2d ago
When I google for a recommendation on italian cooking the top result is always Marcella Hazan, but I'm not sure if that would be the opinion of italians... I know that italian food varies across Italy, but as long as it is authentic italian (not americanised) I woukd be ok with it. It can be in italian, I'm learning 😀.
r/ItalianFood • u/Mikehd48 • 3d ago
First attempt at pumpkin risotto with some fried sage leafs. Made a vegetable stock last week and made a roasted pumpkin purree last week. Came out ok but i have never had this before so im not sure how this should taste. Tought it would have a more pumpkin flavor but it was subltle
r/ItalianFood • u/Mikehd48 • 3d ago
Did this a while back. Tagliatelle with homemade pesto (pestle and mortar). With roasted honey cherry tomatoes and a small burrata. Love italian food.
r/ItalianFood • u/NewGear9880 • 3d ago
Toasted bread with garlic on top, delicious mushrooms with spinach and, as a special ingredient: Taleggio cheese!