This aioli recipe combines the creaminess of the base with the citrus notes of tarragon, the savory qualities of rosemary, and the sharp bite of raw garlic.
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A less common but extremely delicious way to cook artichokes, roasted artichokes have a deeper, more concentrated flavor compared to their steamed cousins and are a great way to eat...
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A simple component recipe for pangrattato that uses garlic, Parmesan, and thyme, these toasted, seasoned breadcrumbs will enhance any dish calling for breadcrumbs.
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A unique type of pesto from Sicily that is similar to the more common Pesto Alla Genoese, but includes tomatoes and uses almonds instead of pine nuts. A rich but...
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This recipe highlights the humble beet, one of the most nutrient dense vegetables you can get, packed with fiber, potassium, vitamins, and antioxidants.
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Olive oil bread dips are amazing; the rich, fruity, and slightly peppery taste of extra virgin olive oil combined with herbs, garlic, balsamic vinegar, or spices creates layers of flavor...
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Prep time 15 Minutes + 4 hour soak Cook time 50- 80 Minutes Servings 6-8 People Category Soup Origin Tuscany I have been making this soup for many years now,...
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This Gilroy-inspired "ratatouille" is a quick sauté of zucchini, tomatoes, and garlic, perfect over polenta or tossed with pasta. It’s a simple dish with vibrant flavors that celebrates the essence...
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Creamy and versatile, this polenta recipe pairs beautifully with vegetables or a drizzle of olive oil. Choose the Instant Pot for quick results or the stovetop for a traditional, hands-on...
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Prep time 10 min Cook time 15 min Servings 4 persons Category Pasta Origin California Growing up in Gilroy, there was a field with sweet-corn in the lot behind our...
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