Fregula, a Sardinian pasta with a unique texture, is paired with Sardinian Cheese Tartlets, or Pardulas, in this episode. Sonia Peronaci demonstrates how to make these small, flavorful cheese tarts that complement the pasta beautifully. Together, these recipes provide a taste of Sardinia’s rich culinary traditions.

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.

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.

Gnocchi alla Bava, a cheesy and creamy gnocchi dish, is the star of this episode. Sonia Peronaci shows you how to make these soft potato dumplings smothered in a rich cheese sauce. To accompany this indulgent dish, she prepares Valdostana Cutlets, veal cutlets layered with cheese and ham, creating a comforting and decadent meal.

Strazzata, a savory pepper bread, is featured in this episode, with Sonia Peronaci showing you how to bake it to crispy perfection. The strazzata pairs beautifully with Taralli with Icing, crunchy taralli topped with a sweet glaze. These recipes offer a great balance of savory and sweet, ideal for snacking or entertaining.

Beef in Oil, or Manzo all'Olio, is a classic Italian dish featuring tender beef cooked slowly in a rich, aromatic oil. Sonia Peronaci guides you through the process to achieve the perfect melt-in-your-mouth texture and deep flavor. For a complementary side, she makes Sautéed Apples, adding a touch of sweetness and tartness to the hearty beef dish. This episode blends savory and sweet in a delightful way.

Pastiera, a Neapolitan ricotta pie with a sweet and fragrant filling, is featured here. Sonia Peronaci shows you how to make this classic Easter dessert with its unique blend of flavors. Alongside, she prepares Easter Cookies, which are sweet, decorated treats perfect for celebrating the holiday. These recipes provide a festive and delicious way to enjoy traditional Neapolitan sweets.

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.

Today, Sonia Peronaci dives into a classic dessert with a twist—Strudel. Whether you're familiar with this iconic pastry or trying it for the first time, Sonia's detailed guidance will make the process a breeze. She walks you through rolling the delicate, thin dough and filling it with a sweet and spiced apple filling. To elevate the dessert further, Sonia serves the Strudel with a smooth and creamy English cream sauce, adding a luxurious finish to this comforting dish. Perfect for any occasion, this recipe is a beautiful blend of texture, flavor, and tradition.

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.

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.