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.

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.

Eggplant and Mushroom Cutlets take center stage in this episode, featuring crispy, breaded slices of eggplant and mushrooms served with a vibrant Parsley Sauce. Sonia Peronaci’s detailed instructions make it easy to achieve the perfect balance of flavors and textures. Follow this with a side of large Ladyfinger cookies filled with creamy goodness for a satisfying meal.

Susanna Cake, a moist and flavorful treat, is the highlight of this episode. Sonia Peronaci takes you through the process of making this delightful cake, which is both rich and satisfying. She complements it with Rosa di Parma, a succulent pork loin roasted with Parmesan cheese, providing a savory balance to the sweet cake. These recipes bring together the best of both sweet and savory Italian cuisine.

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.

Brodetto from Fano, a flavorful fish stew, is prepared by Sonia Peronaci, who walks you through making this hearty and aromatic dish. Alongside, she introduces Moretta Fanese, a traditional coffee drink from Fano, adding a unique touch to the meal. These recipes provide a taste of the Adriatic coast, combining robust seafood flavors with a rich coffee beverage.

In this episode, Sonia Peronaci introduces Gubana, a Friulian pastry filled with nuts, dried fruits, and spices. This intricate and aromatic dessert is a true showcase of regional Italian baking. Alongside, she makes Prunes with Mascarpone, a simple yet elegant dish that pairs tender prunes with creamy mascarpone cheese. These recipes offer a taste of Friuli’s sweet traditions and are perfect for any special occasion.

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.

Explore Southern Italian flavors with U'Funneteglie, a traditional baked dish featuring layers of vegetables and sausage. Sonia Peronaci guides you through the steps to achieve the perfect balance of textures—crispy and tender in every bite. Following that, she teaches the art of making Eggs in Purgatory, a simple yet bold dish of poached eggs simmered in a spicy tomato sauce. These rustic dishes showcase the beauty of humble ingredients turned into unforgettable meals.

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.

Crescia, an Umbrian flatbread with a crispy exterior and soft interior, is featured as Sonia Peronaci demonstrates its preparation. This versatile bread is ideal for sandwiches or as a side. Next, she makes Polenta Pancakes, a delicious twist on traditional polenta that adds a crispy, golden touch to your meal. These recipes showcase the versatility of Umbrian ingredients in both traditional and innovative ways.

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.