It is a delicate and creamy dish, perfect for a tasty lunch or a light dinner. The thin crepes hold a flavorful filling of sautéed mushrooms, often enriched with béchamel or melted cheese. Their balanced taste combines the softness of the crepes with the intense aroma of mushrooms. A simple yet elegant recipe, ideal for bringing something delicious and refined to the table

A quick, no-oven savory pie cooked directly in a skillet. The soft crust encloses a rich filling of fresh chard and melty smoked scamorza cheese. Perfect for a light dinner, a quick lunch, or to take on the go. Simple to prepare, it wins you over with its rustic and genuine flavor

It is a crispy and flavorful Greek savory pie, filled with spinach, feta, and Mediterranean herbs. Wrapped in thin layers of golden phyllo dough, it is perfect as an appetizer or a main dish. Its balance between the creaminess of the filling and the crunchiness of the crust makes it irresistible

It is a simple and tasty dish, perfect for a hearty breakfast or a delicious brunch. The eggs are cooked slowly until they reach a creamy consistency, while the crispy bacon adds flavor and contrast. Easy and quick to prepare, they are ideal for starting the day with energy

It is a rustic and flavorful dish, perfect for any occasion. Fresh Swiss chard combines with the bold taste of smoked scamorza and the delicacy of Parmesan, all wrapped in a crunchy shortcrust pastry

A fresh and colorful salad that combines the crunchiness of fennel with the juicy sweetness of oranges. The dressing, made with olive oil and orange juice, enhances the flavors with a touch of acidity. Perfect as a light dish or a refined side for any occasion

Among the truly typical dishes of Emilian cuisine, there is undoubtedly tigelle. Bologna and Modena have always fought over the paternity of the recipe, but it matters little, as tigelle are like small gastronomic works of art, ready to be filled with a variety of delicious flavors. They will introduce you to the perfect combination of softness and crispiness, tradition and creativity

Let's be clear, just like with ragù, everyone has their own family recipe. I propose my mom's, who, being a true health enthusiast, prepares them without adding lard to the dough and fries them in the "healthier" peanut oil

A version made with olive oil, making it a bit lighter than the one made with lard. I use a bit of milk to keep them super soft