Dolci della Sposa, or Bride’s Sweets, are a collection of traditional Italian wedding desserts. Sonia Peronaci demonstrates how to make these beautiful and delicate sweets, perfect for any special celebration. Alongside, she prepares Corolli degli Sposi, wedding rings that add a touch of elegance to the dessert table. These recipes highlight the artistry and tradition of Italian confections.

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.

Enjoy the taste of Florentine Flatbread, or Schiacciata Fiorentina, with Sonia Peronaci’s expert guidance. This traditional bread features a soft, slightly sweet crumb that pairs wonderfully with a variety of toppings. To complete the meal, Sonia also prepares Florentine Pastries (Sfogliatine Fiorentine), delicate, flaky treats that add a touch of elegance to any dessert table. These recipes highlight the versatility of Florentine baking.

In this episode, you’ll learn to make Duchess Stracchino, a creamy and elegant cheese dessert that’s perfect for impressing guests. Sonia Peronaci shares her tips for achieving the right texture and flavor in this delightful treat. Following that, she prepares Pandoro and Tiramisu Cups, a dessert combining layers of fluffy Pandoro cake and rich Tiramisu cream. This episode showcases how to turn classic Italian ingredients into a stunning dessert presentation.

Pasta con Vruòccoli Arriminati, a flavorful dish with broccoli and pasta, is the focus here. Sonia Peronaci shows how to create this comforting and nutritious meal with a deliciously seasoned sauce. To accompany it, she makes Pane e Panelle, crispy chickpea fritters that offer a satisfying crunch and a savory complement to the pasta. These recipes provide a perfect blend of hearty and crispy elements.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Experience the crispy delight of Frico, a cheese pancake that’s both savory and satisfying. Sonia Peronaci shows you how to achieve the perfect crispiness and rich cheese flavor. She complements this with Jota, a hearty Slovenian bean and sauerkraut soup, which adds a tangy and robust flavor to the meal. This episode offers a fantastic mix of textures and flavors from Northern Italy.

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.

Stuffed Meat Rolls are the star of this episode, packed with herbs and cheese, then cooked to tender perfection. Sonia Peronaci shows how easy it is to prepare this hearty dish, perfect for a comforting meal. The second dish, Mparrettati, is a traditional Calabrian hand-rolled pasta that’s served with a rich, meaty sauce. These two recipes will have you rolling up your sleeves and diving into classic Italian comfort food.