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.

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.

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.

Bigoli in Anchovy Sauce, a hearty pasta dish with a savory anchovy sauce, is featured in this episode. Sonia Peronaci shows you how to prepare this robust and flavorful sauce that pairs perfectly with bigoli, a thick, ribbon-like pasta. For dessert, she prepares a Large Ladyfinger with Cream, a sweet and creamy treat that provides a light and satisfying finish to the meal. These recipes offer a wonderful combination of savory and sweet elements.

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.

Agnolotti del Plin, delicate Piedmontese stuffed pasta, take center stage in this episode. Sonia Peronaci demonstrates how to make these small, folded pasta parcels filled with a rich meat mixture. She complements them with Sage Pesto, a fragrant and flavorful sauce that adds a fresh herbaceous note to the dish. Together, these recipes highlight the elegance of Piedmontese cuisine.

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.

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.

Join Sonia Peronaci as she guides you through two irresistible Italian desserts. First, she'll show you how to make Sporcamuss, puff pastry squares with a surprise center of warm, creamy custard, that practically melt in your mouth. Sonia’s secret tips will help you achieve the perfect flaky pastry every time. Then, she’ll introduce you to a Coffee Diplomatic Cream, a smooth, rich cream layered with coffee-soaked sponge cake—a delightful dessert for coffee lovers. With Sonia’s expert advice, these seemingly complex desserts will be easy to recreate at home.

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.

Brandacujun, a traditional Ligurian dish of salted cod with potatoes, is the centerpiece of this episode. Sonia Peronaci shows you how to cook this dish until it’s tender and flavorful. For a sweet treat, she makes Ligurian Flatbread, or Ciappe Liguri, which adds a crispy and slightly sweet contrast to the savory main course. These recipes celebrate Ligurian flavors in a delightful way.

Anellini alla Pecorara, pasta rings with cheese, are featured in this episode, showcasing a comforting and cheesy pasta dish. Sonia Peronaci provides tips on achieving the perfect creamy sauce that clings to each ring of pasta. Next, she prepares Pallotte Cacio e Ova, traditional cheese and egg balls, offering a hearty and flavorful addition to the meal. These dishes highlight the rich flavors of Italian comfort food.