Sonia Peronaci prepares Stuffed Eggplants, a hearty dish filled with a mix of ground meat, cheese, and tomatoes, showcasing the rich flavors of Sicilian cuisine. To complement it, she makes Diplomatica Cake, a layered pastry filled with cream and puff pastry, providing a sophisticated and sweet finale.

San Petronio Bread, a soft, buttery bread flavored with almonds, takes the spotlight as Sonia guides you through its preparation. She then complements it with Baci di Dama, delicate hazelnut biscuits sandwiched with a layer of chocolate, creating an irresistible combination of nutty sweetness and smooth chocolate.

Sicilian Rotisserie takes center stage in this episode, with Sonia Peronaci showing how to make savory bites like arancini and calzoni. She pairs them with Cantucci, crunchy almond cookies that are perfect for dipping in sweet wine, offering a perfect combination of savory snacks and sweet delights.

This episode features Braciolone, a stuffed beef roll, slow-cooked to perfection. Sonia Peronaci also makes Graffe, fluffy and sweet Italian doughnuts. The combination of a hearty main course and a sweet dessert offers a comforting and satisfying meal experience.

Sonia Peronaci introduces Lumachelle, savory rolls filled with pancetta and pecorino cheese, a classic snack from Umbria. She complements these hearty treats with the rich and dense Tenerina Cake, a chocolate cake from Ferrara known for its soft interior and slightly crunchy exterior.

Sonia Peronaci demonstrates how to make Fricandò Veal, a slow-cooked veal dish with vegetables, typical of the northern regions of Italy. She pairs it with Elvezia Cake, a layered hazelnut meringue and buttercream dessert, offering a refined and elegant finish to the meal.

Sonia Peronaci introduces Gnocchi Sorrentina, soft potato gnocchi baked with tomato sauce and mozzarella. For dessert, she prepares Origliette, Sardinian fried pastries drizzled with honey, offering a delicious contrast of textures and flavors.

Sonia Peronaci showcases Mustazzeddu, a Sardinian flatbread topped with tomatoes, olives, and herbs. To follow, she makes Sicilian Cartocci, fried pastry tubes filled with sweet ricotta cream. These recipes offer a journey through the diverse culinary traditions of Italy's islands.

Sonia demonstrates how to make Casoncelli, Lombardy's beloved stuffed pasta filled with meat and breadcrumbs, served with sage butter. She follows it with Amor Polenta, a traditional cornmeal cake with a light, crumbly texture, perfectly complementing the rich, buttery flavors of the pasta.

Sonia showcases Garfagnina Spelt Soup, a nourishing Tuscan soup featuring hearty spelt grains, vegetables, and aromatic herbs, perfect for a cozy meal. She follows this with Strauben, traditional Tyrolean pastries that are crispy and golden, lightly dusted with powdered sugar and often enjoyed with fruit preserves, offering a sweet and crunchy finish to the meal.

Sicilian-style Anelletti, small ring-shaped pasta baked with meat, peas, and cheese, is the star of this episode. Sonia Peronaci pairs it with Pan di Ramerino, a Tuscan rosemary and raisin bread, bringing together savory, earthy flavors and the subtle sweetness of the bread for a well-rounded meal.

Crestaiate, traditional Calabrian fried dough ribbons, are featured in this episode. Sonia Peronaci pairs them with Polenta and Osei, a dessert version of polenta topped with chocolate birds, combining playful textures and flavors.