Andy Luotto brings out the rich flavors of fried lamb in this episode, where tender lamb cuts are coated in a seasoned breadcrumb mixture and fried to golden perfection. The result is a crispy exterior with juicy, flavorful meat inside—perfect for a hearty meal or as a finger food.

Crispy, golden onion rings are a crowd favorite, and Andy Luotto demonstrates how to make them just right. With a crunchy, seasoned coating and tender, sweet onions inside, these onion rings are perfect for snacking or as a side to any meal.

Mozzarella in Carrozza is a classic Italian fried dish, and Andy Luotto shows how to make it to perfection. Soft mozzarella is sandwiched between slices of bread, then battered and fried until golden brown, creating a gooey, cheesy interior with a crispy outer layer.

Seadas, a traditional Sardinian dessert, is the focus of this episode, as Andy Luotto prepares the fried pastry filled with tangy pecorino cheese and topped with honey. The combination of the crispy dough, the melted cheese, and the sweetness of the honey makes this dessert a true treat.

In this episode, Andy Luotto prepares fish sticks with a light, crispy coating that locks in the tenderness of the fish. These homemade fish sticks are far superior to the frozen variety, with fresh flavors and a satisfying crunch in every bite.

Pittule are a traditional Italian treat, and Andy Luotto shows how to prepare them by frying small balls of dough until they puff up and turn golden brown. These light, airy fritters are perfect for snacking or as part of an antipasto platter.

In this episode, Andy Luotto takes on pork loin fillet, searing it to create a crisp, flavorful crust while keeping the inside tender and juicy. Served with a side of roasted vegetables or a light sauce, this pork fillet is a versatile dish that can be enjoyed any day of the week.

Fried pasta is an unexpected delight in this episode, as Andy Luotto transforms cooked pasta into crispy, golden bites by frying it to perfection. Lightly seasoned, these fried pasta pieces are crunchy and flavorful, offering a unique twist on a familiar ingredient.

Andy Luotto brings the rich, sweet, and tangy flavors of caponata to the table in this episode, frying up a medley of eggplant, tomatoes, celery, and capers. This traditional Sicilian dish is a perfect balance of savory and sweet, making it an ideal accompaniment to many meals.

In this episode, Andy Luotto highlights the delicate flavor of cod fillet, lightly battered and fried until the outside is golden and crispy, while the inside remains tender and flaky. Served with a squeeze of lemon or a simple dipping sauce, this dish is a seafood lover’s dream.

Artichokes are given a double treatment in this episode, as Andy Luotto prepares them both Jewish-style and Roman-style. The Jewish-style artichokes are fried to a crisp, golden brown, while the Roman-style artichokes are gently braised, allowing the natural flavors of the artichoke to shine in each dish.

Andy Luotto takes the simple apple to new heights by frying it in this episode. Coated in a light, sweet batter and fried until golden, these fried apples are crispy on the outside, soft and tender on the inside, and perfect for a sweet snack or dessert.