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Italian Easter Pizza

Submitted by: SASSYMOM97
Home Town: Elmhurst, Illinois, USA
Living In: Belvidere, Illinois, USA
This is a very old favorite of Aunt Dora's collection. I believe it's also called a pie, but this is a hearty dish as a snack or breakfast meal. I now have to make it twice a year, so no one can wait for Easter only in my family! 

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Painted Chef's Classic Beef Carpaccio

Submitted by: The Painted Chef
Home Town: New York, New York, USA
Living In: Vitória, Espírito Santo, Brazil
Raw beef tenderloin is served with a tangy sauce. This is a variation on the Harry's Bar 1950's invention of carpaccio. 

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Papa Felico's Garlic Sausage Bread

Submitted by: Diane Felico
Italian bread is topped with sausage, tomato, mozzarella cheese, red bell pepper, and a homemade balsamic vinaigrette to make this delicious treat. 

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Porcini-Braised Boar with Artichoke and Fennel

Submitted by: eat!
Large pieces of Tuscan wild boar (cinghiale) are braised with cannellini beans and fresh porcini mushrooms, then served family-style with a spicy and tangy vegetable saute. 

Bistecca alla Fiorentina (Tuscan Porterhouse)

Submitted by: eat!
This flagship, Tuscan steak is made from the region's Chianina breed of cattle which are prized for their tenderness and flavor. In typical Italian style, simplicity rules the day; little more than olive oil, rosemary, and salt are needed to highlight the rich flavor of the grilled meat. 

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Nikki's Steak Saltimbocca

Submitted by: Nikki
Home Town: Quakertown, Pennsylvania, USA
Living In: Newark, New Jersey, USA
Steak is pounded thin and rolled up with fresh sage, provolone cheese and prosciutto. This is a delicious recipe using inexpensive skirt steak. Saltimbocca literally translates to 'jump in the mouth' and the bold flavors in this recipe will do just that. 

Crostini Alla Fiorentina

Submitted by: nostatic
This is a traditional Italian appetizer that is, essentially, liver pate served on toasted, rustic bread. This is a nice recipe for cocktail parties and wine tastings. For vegetarians in attendance, you can also prepare a version with finely chopped (and drained) herbed tomatoes as it is equally delicious. You can serve the dish hot or cold on toasted Italian bread. 

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Traditional Osso Buco

Submitted by: PICKLEDPOSSUM
This recipe is a traditional but simple way of cooking Osso Buco (veal shanks). The white wine is a must in this dish. 

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Bolognese Stuffed Bell Peppers

Submitted by: KASM75
A creamy, spicy meat and tomato filling mixed with rice, and baked into stuffed bell peppers. 

Simply Traditional Lasagna

Submitted by: Sophie
Home Town: Colusa, California, USA
Living In: Cayce, South Carolina, USA
A traditional lasagna, with about half the time and effort! I always cook extra to have leftovers, but the more I cook, the more they eat! Serve with garlic toast and salad. 

Ameilia's Italian Stuffed Olives

Submitted by: Daisy Doodle
An Italian side dish of colossal green olives stuffed with seasoned pork and chicken, then rolled in bread crumbs and deep fried. An Italian Christmas tradition that you won't find on many restaurant menus as it is a labor of love, but well worth the effort! 

Grandma's Meat Sauce

Submitted by: Ecoria1978
Home Town: Old Bridge, New Jersey, USA
Living In: Richmond, Virginia, USA
This is a great meaty pasta sauce recipe passed down through the generations from my great great grandfather in Sicily. I also use this sauce when I make my lasagna. I don't like large chunks of meat in my sauce, so I put it all in the food processor when done and it comes out as a very thick meaty sauce. 

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Italian Pork Tenderloin

Submitted by: Annacoyne
Fresh sage, sun-dried tomatoes, prosciutto, and cream give this pork tenderloin dish its rich flavor. It's absolutely wonderful and simple! Chopped ham can be used if prosciutto is unavailable. 

Braccialoni

Submitted by: DeeJay
This is a Sicilian rolled and stuffed roast, simmered in spaghetti sauce. The name as I heard it is pronounced broo-zha-lee-nee. This can also be made in a large slow cooker. 

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Arancini II

Submitted by: VJGUNKEL59
Home Town: Shawnee, Kansas, USA
Authentic tasting Italian rice ball recipe. This may be served as an appetizer or side dish. Include a bowl of marinara for dipping. 

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Classic Veal Marsala

Submitted by: Nan Waugh
I've spent extensive time eating my way through Italy. This recipe is modified from a restaurant in Bagnione, Italy. I've substituted a combination of low-salt beef and chicken broth in place of veal stock. Pork medallions, pounded out, are also commonly substituted. 

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Modenese Pork Chops

Submitted by: Stephanie
Home Town: Binghamton, New York, USA
Living In: Riverview, Florida, USA
Everyone who has this loves it! It's surprisingly simple and quick. Garlic, rosemary, and white wine flavor the pork. The aroma is wonderful. Try steaming fresh broccoli, then frying it in the pan juices for a perfect side dish. 

Prosciutto Cups

Submitted by: Frankie Feathers
This is one of my favorite appetizers I make on the holidays when it's my turn to cook. It's very tasty if you like prosciutto, garlic, spinach, and ricotta cheese. Adjust the measurements to suit your preferences. Please enjoy. 

Italian Meat Sauce II

Submitted by: Flocco
My standard sauce with meatballs, pork, and sausage. Delicious alone, on a sandwich, or over any pasta. Abruzzi recipe. 

Italian Gravy

Submitted by: Carla R. Bure
Italian Gravy is a homemade tomato meat sauce for spaghetti. This recipe uses pork shoulder and Italian herbs, and is simmered for 5 to 6 hours. 

 
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