Valdostana Tiles, crisp hazelnut cookies with a delightful crunch, are the focus of this episode. Sonia Peronaci shows you how to bake these delicious treats, perfect for enjoying with a cup of coffee. Alongside, she prepares Valpellinese Soup, a hearty cabbage and Fontina cheese soup that offers a comforting and savory counterpoint to the sweet cookies. These recipes highlight the rich flavors of the Aosta Valley.

Gnudi, light and fluffy spinach and ricotta dumplings, are featured in this episode. Sonia Peronaci demonstrates how to make these delicate dumplings, which are both simple and satisfying. She pairs them with Fondue, a creamy and savory cheese sauce perfect for dipping the gnudi. Together, these recipes offer a comforting and flavorful Italian dining experience.

Arista, a succulent roast pork, is the star of this episode. Sonia Peronaci demonstrates how to achieve the perfect roast, featuring a crispy skin and tender, flavorful meat. She pairs this with a Bell Pepper Sauce, which adds a sweet and tangy complement to the rich pork. Together, these dishes create a hearty and satisfying meal, ideal for any special occasion or family dinner.

Lucanian Baby Octopus is featured in this episode, with Sonia Peronaci demonstrating how to prepare these tender, flavorful seafood pieces. She pairs this dish with Scialatielli, a thick, homemade pasta that complements the octopus perfectly. These recipes highlight the rich seafood and pasta traditions of Lucania.

Milanese Risotto, a creamy and luxurious dish flavored with saffron, is the centerpiece of this episode. Sonia Peronaci guides you through achieving the perfect creamy consistency and rich flavor. To accompany the risotto, she prepares Apple Charlotte, a comforting dessert with tender apples and a crisp, buttery topping. These recipes together offer a perfect blend of rich and comforting Italian flavors.

Rabbit Civet, a slow-cooked rabbit stew with a rich, savory sauce, is the highlight of this episode. Sonia Peronaci shows you how to prepare this flavorful dish, making it tender and delicious. To accompany, she makes Brutti ma Buoni, Italian “ugly but good” cookies with a crunchy exterior and a chewy center. These recipes offer a wonderful blend of robust flavors and sweet treats.

Carbonada, a robust beef stew cooked with wine and spices, is featured in this episode. Sonia Peronaci demonstrates how to prepare this hearty dish with deep, rich flavors. For a perfect side, she makes Polenta and Cheese Gnocchi, offering a creamy and cheesy complement to the stew. These recipes provide a satisfying and flavorful Italian dining experience.

Maritozzi, sweet buns filled with creamy whipped cream, are a beloved Italian treat, and Sonia Peronaci shows you how to make them from scratch. This soft and sweet bun is perfect for a decadent breakfast or afternoon snack. To complement, she prepares Ricotta Gelato, a creamy and refreshing gelato with a smooth texture and rich flavor. Both recipes are sure to satisfy your sweet tooth.

Florentine Tripe, a traditional dish with a rich, savory sauce, is prepared by Sonia Peronaci, who guides you through making this classic recipe. Paired with Tomato Bread Soup, or Pappa al Pomodoro, which offers a rich, tomato-based broth with hearty bread, this episode delivers a comforting and flavorful Italian meal that celebrates traditional Tuscan cuisine.

Parrozzo, an Abruzzese almond cake, is the highlight of this episode. Sonia Peronaci walks you through creating this moist and flavorful cake, showcasing its nutty sweetness and dense texture. To complement, she prepares White Wine Tarallucci Cookies, a crunchy and slightly sweet treat perfect for pairing with a glass of wine. These recipes celebrate the rich culinary traditions of Abruzzo and offer a delightful mix of textures and flavors.

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.

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.