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Italy's most bizarre pasta recipe! This fried pasta recipe comes from Bari, Puglia in Italy. It originated in the 1960’s, but is now considered traditional for the region. Spicy, crispy and bloody red. The Killer Spaghetti (a.k.a. Spaghetti all'Assassina) is Italy's hottest pasta dish around.
Here’s PIATTO™’s rundown of Italy’s best Italian spaghetti recipe— from famous dishes to lesser known gems.
Italian Lentils —3 ways! Traditional in Italy for New Year's Eve and New Year's Day! They are thought to bring good luck for the upcoming year.
This is the official recipe from Bologna, Italy— the most traditional tortellini recipe. It will make about 1000 tortellini!
This is the best butternut squash ravioli we've ever tasted! It is a traditional recipe from Mantova in the Lombardy region of Italy—called Tortelli di Zucca Mantovani in Italian.
Feast of the Seven Fishes recipe ideas! Traditional Italian Christmas Eve recipes you can make for the holidays.
