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PASTA WITH HAM, PEAS AND CREAM

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I seem to remember that when I lived in Florence this pasta - with the cream, the peas, the ham - went under the name "alla Medici".… Read on

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PASTA WITH ANCHOVY SAUCE

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I have a feeling that this is another recipe with a del Conte derivation, although I have cooked it so often over the years, I can't… Read on

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PASTA ALLA GENOVESE

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My children wouldn't care if all I ever gave them was pasta with some bottled sauce poured over, and I don't deny that's sometimes… Read on

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SICILIAN PASTA WITH TOMATOES, GARLIC & ALMONDS

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I have come across more than one version of "pesto Trapanese", the Sicilian pasta sauce from Trapani that differs from the more popularly… Read on

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HEARTY WHOLEWHEAT PASTA WITH BRUSSELS SPROUTS, CHEESE AND POTATO

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It is not quite normal to feel as joyous as I do when saying the words “Brussels sprouts”, but this recipe does not merely… Read on

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SLOW-COOKER LAMB AND PASTA

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Admittedly, making a meat sauce and then cooking pasta in it is very un-Italian, but it is dee-lish. Plus, it goes down a treat with… Read on

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PASTA SALAD PRIMAVERA

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This recipe does involve a lot of fiddly preparation, but what it creates is addictive; every mouthful repays the effort a hundredfold.… Read on

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PASTA E FAGIOLI

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This is a real rib-sticker of a soup. Read on

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COQ AU RIESLING

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I don't bother to sear the meat, which means you really need skinless portions; unbrowned chicken skin is not pretty. If you're not… Read on

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LINGUINE WITH LEMON, GARLIC AND THYME MUSHROOMS

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This is one of my proudest creations and, I suppose, a good example of a recipe that isn't originally from Italy, but sits uncontroversially… Read on