Bari-Style Focaccia features a soft, fluffy bread topped with a savory mix of tomatoes, olives, and herbs. Sonia Peronaci demonstrates how to achieve the perfect balance of texture and flavor, making this focaccia a standout addition to any meal. Alongside, she prepares Parisian Focaccia, a variation with a more delicate crumb and a slightly sweet topping, showcasing the versatility of this beloved bread.

Salame del Re, a rich and savory Italian salami, is the focus of this episode. Sonia Peronaci demonstrates the preparation of this flavorful cured meat, showcasing its robust taste and satisfying texture. To complement the salami, she prepares English Trifle, a classic layered dessert with sponge cake, fruit, and custard. This episode blends savory and sweet elements for a well-rounded culinary experience.

In this episode, Sonia Peronaci, renowned Italian food blogger, brings a taste of Piedmont straight to your kitchen with two versions of Bonet, a classic regional dessert. Sonia starts with the traditional Bonet, a rich and velvety pudding made from chocolate, amaretti cookies, and a hint of coffee, all crowned with a luscious caramel glaze. She then introduces you to a Monferrina-style Bonet, a twist that incorporates subtle regional variations for an even more intense flavor. Sonia’s step-by-step guidance ensures that even first-time bakers can master this elegant Italian favorite.

Ciabotto, a hearty vegetable stew packed with fresh ingredients, is the main dish of this episode. Sonia Peronaci demonstrates how to create this nourishing and flavorful stew. Alongside, she prepares Caggionetti, sweet fried ravioli filled with a rich mixture of nuts and honey. This combination provides a satisfying and varied Italian meal experience.

Strangozzi, an Umbrian pasta with a unique texture, is paired with Umbrian Pesto in this episode. Sonia Peronaci provides detailed instructions for making this flavorful and herbaceous sauce. To follow, she prepares Ciaramicola, a colorful Easter cake from Umbria that adds a festive touch to the meal. These recipes showcase the vibrant flavors and traditions of Umbria.

Bagna Càuda, a warm garlic and anchovy dip, is a must-try in this episode as Sonia Peronaci walks you through its preparation. Perfect for sharing, this flavorful dip is paired with fresh vegetables for a truly authentic experience. To finish, she introduces Bicerin, a luxurious coffee and chocolate drink with layers of cream. The combination of savory and sweet is a wonderful reflection of Piedmontese culinary tradition, making this episode a flavorful adventure.

Venetian-Style Liver, a traditional dish with rich and savory flavors, is prepared by Sonia Peronaci, who guides you through creating this classic Venetian meal. She pairs it with Apple Fritters, a sweet and crispy dessert that provides a delightful contrast to the savory liver. These recipes highlight the diversity of Italian cuisine, combining robust and sweet elements.

Enjoy the taste of Florentine Flatbread, or Schiacciata Fiorentina, with Sonia Peronaci’s expert guidance. This traditional bread features a soft, slightly sweet crumb that pairs wonderfully with a variety of toppings. To complete the meal, Sonia also prepares Florentine Pastries (Sfogliatine Fiorentine), delicate, flaky treats that add a touch of elegance to any dessert table. These recipes highlight the versatility of Florentine baking.

Creamed Salt Cod, known as Baccalà Mantecato, is a creamy and smooth dish where Sonia Peronaci shows how to prepare this rich cod spread. She pairs it with Venetian Fritole, sweet fritters that offer a deliciously crispy and sugary finish to the meal. This episode combines the savory depth of cod with the sweet lightness of Venetian pastries.

Dolci della Sposa, or Bride’s Sweets, are a collection of traditional Italian wedding desserts. Sonia Peronaci demonstrates how to make these beautiful and delicate sweets, perfect for any special celebration. Alongside, she prepares Corolli degli Sposi, wedding rings that add a touch of elegance to the dessert table. These recipes highlight the artistry and tradition of Italian confections.

Bringing the flavors of fall to the table, Sonia introduces her recipe for Pumpkin Cappellacci. These handmade pasta parcels are filled with a rich and slightly sweet pumpkin filling, a perfect dish for cooler weather. She then switches things up with a sweet version of the cappellacci, using the same base ingredient but turning it into a dessert. Whether you prefer savory or sweet, this episode will teach you how versatile pumpkin can be in Italian cuisine.

Varchiglia alla Monacale, an almond pastry with a delicate texture, is featured in this episode. Sonia Peronaci shares her tips for creating these sweet, nutty treats that are perfect for any occasion. She pairs this with Turdilli, Calabrian fried pastries that offer a crunchy and sweet contrast, showcasing the diverse flavors of Italian pastries.