Bolognese Ragout
This ragout is perfect for tagliatelle, gnocchi or lasagna, but also on its own: dip a fresh slice of bread in it or use it to clean up the plate…
Smacafam- Savoury Pie from Trentino Alto Adige – South Tyrol
Because of its peculiar position, the region of Trentino Alto Adige – South Tyrol, in the extreme north-east of Italy, finds itself at the crossroad of many different cuisines: it’s…
Neapolitan Ragout
The Neapolitan ragout is characterized by the fact that the meat used in the recipe is roughly chopped in fairly big pieces instead of being minced; this is due to…
Ragout: That Very Italian Braised Meat Sauce with a French Name
The Italian term ‘ragù’ comes from the French word ‘ragoût’; whilst the original French name was however used to indicate any braised meat dish served with abundant gravy, the Italian…
White Ragout with Cinnamon for Tagliatelle
A ragout is called “white” when it doesn’t contain any tomato sauce; this unusual version with cinnamon is widespread in Emilia Romagna, Veneto and Piedmont. We suggest to prepare it…