I cooked, styled and shot 6 vegetarian velvet soups for Italian monthly food magazine Giallo Zafferano (which literally means saffron yellow!) (May 2019 issue) (note: the 2 small photos are not mine)
(cliccate qui per la versione italiana) Happy Monday! A few days ago I woke up with the desire to make cauliflower “meatballs” (that I’d never even had before, I will add). Random much?!? As one does… so I got a cauliflower head, blitzed it and […]
I cooked, styled and shot a food editorial for Italian magazine D la Repubblica, out on April 13th, 2019 (#1135).
(cliccate qui per la versione italiana) Happy Monday, friends! Today I am going to share with you my very first appetizer. I’d never thought about it but I just realized I never talk about/post appetizers and you know why? Because I never eat them! I […]
I cooked, styled and shot a food editorial for Italian magazine D la Repubblica, out on March 9th, 2019 (#1130).
(cliccate qui per la versione italiana) Happy Monday everyone! When I went to Ireland a few years ago I loved the typical soda bread, a kind of semi-sweet and crumbly bread eaten during meals, warm with butter. I don’t love butter but in that case […]
I cooked, styled and shot a food editorial for Italian newspaper La Repubblica‘s Saturday women’s magazine D di Repubblica out on Feb 2nd, 2019 (#1125).
(cliccate qui per la versione italiana) Happy Monday y’all! Who loves hummus? Or maybe it’d be better to say – who doesn’t love hummus? Personally my favorite is the original, plain kind, but from time to time I like to experiment with extra flavors. What […]
(cliccate qui per la versione italiana) Happy Monday everyone! I’ve realized that recently I’ve only been sharing pasta and baked goods recipes so today I want to share with you a quick side dish ahaha!! It’s one of those easy recipes that don’t require measurements, […]
(cliccate qui per la versione italiana) Just like other vegetables in Italy, agretti have many different names according to the region. In English they are known as opposite-leaved saltwort, opposite-leaf Russian thistle or barilla plant. In Italian the most common names are agretti or “barba […]