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Polpettone, Italian meatloaf

This blend of ground beef, mortadella, parmesan, bread and parsley finished in a tomato sauce is a classic italian meatloaf recipe.

Fagioli all'uccelletto, Tuscan style beans

Cannellini beans slow cooked with sausage in a mix of garlic, sage and tomato flavors. This traditional recipe is simple in both ingredients and preparation.

Penne with mozzarella eggplant tomato sauce

Fresh eggplant and tomato sauce recipe that has the eggplant sauteed in garlic and olive oil. Finished with melting mozzarella di bufala cheese.

Pappa al pomodoro. Tuscan tomato bread soup

Pappa al pomodoro brings some of the simple ingredients like tomatoes, bread, garlic and basil together in a warm flavorful soup.

Bruschetta con pomodori, tomato toasts

Bruschetta with tomatoes is an apetitizer found in almost every italian restaurant around the world, it’s simple and delicious.

Amatriciana, spicy tomato onion bacon sauce

Amatriciana is spicy hot, and generous in it’s use of strong flavorful ingredients. It has a mix of red onions, pancetta bacon, tomatoes, olive oil and peperoncino which is like red cayenne pepper.

Panzanella, a tuscan tomato bread salad

This salad with it’s tuscan contadini-farmer roots, is an interesting way to combine bread and fresh ingredients together. With tomatoes, red onions, cucumbers, oilve oil and vinegar there’s lots of flavor to go around.

Pomarola, fresh simple tuscan tomato sauce

It’s all about the tomatoes, if you can find some ripe mature good looking ones then it will come out perfect! The preparation and cooking time are short and easy.

   

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