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Hey Reader! If I could eat a dinner made of just appetizers, I would. I love the small bites, and tasting all different flavors and consistencies. When I host Christmas or dinner parties, I like to go all the way with a wide variety of appetizers. So here's the latest recipe I posted on the blog (we loved these crostini so much we already made them 2 more times this week), plus more Christmas themed appetizers to save! Baked Brie and Prosciutto CrostiniThese Baked Brie and Prosciutto Crostini are the perfect bite-sized appetizer: crisp toasted baguette, creamy brie cheese, and thin slices of prosciutto baked until beautifully crispy. The result is a warm, melty, savory crostini that feels elegant but takes only minutes to prepare.
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Hi, I'm Jess! Born and raised in Siena, Tuscany, I've been immersed in the rich traditions of Italian cuisine my entire life. Through my food blog, I hope to share a slice of Tuscan warmth and the genuine flavors that have been a part of my journey since childhood.
Hey Reader! Christmas is just a week away and I already have my menu somewhat planned. If you're still in planning mode and need some more ideas for mains, appetizers, or desserts, and want to bring something new to your family table this year, you're going to love these Italian Christmas recipes! Appetizers: Puff Pastry Christmas Tree Pizza Bites A fun and easy appetizer to serve during the holiday season. These bite-sized pizzas are perfect for parties or as a snack while watching a...
Hey Reader! One of my favorite Italian traditions is Sunday lunch. Growing up, Sunday lunch was my favorite part of the week: getting in the car in the late morning to drive to my grandparents, being able to play with my cousins, having a feast at the big table with my entire family. It's one of the things I miss the most now that I live abroad. The menu for Sunday lunch was not very varied, but I loved the predictability. Lasagna, Pasta al Forno, Polenta, or Tortelli were the favorite first...
Hey Reader! It's no secret Ricotta cheese is one of my favorite ingredients. It's so versatile and can be used for savory recipes (like these Salmon & Ricotta Ravioli, or Lemon Ricotta Pasta) and sweet recipes (like this Raspberry Ricotta Cake or these Lemon Ricotta Cookies). This week we go even further, with a recipe that can be both a delicious appetizer (as a dip or crostini topping) AND a flavorful pasta sauce! Baked Ricotta with Cherry Tomatoes and Onions Creamy, aromatic, and bursting...