When dinner plans are uncertain, chicken fillets in the freezer and ham and cheese in the fridge can save the day. Together, they create a delicious, hearty dish that pairs perfectly with my Bacon & Veggie Couscous when time is tight.

Couscous is incredibly easy to prepare, and when layered with flavour, it becomes a delicious side dish. I paired it with my Cheesy Ham & Chicken Delight, and it complemented the meal perfectly.

I love making cheesecake in jars because guests are always in awe when they eat them — and this flavour won’t disappoint. Rich, velvety chocolate cheesecake made with cream cheese, Nutella and whipped cream is perfectly balanced, making every spoonful absolutely irresistible. The best thing is we don’t bake them!

Chicken Bacon Cauli Bliss is a creamy, comforting dish packed with tender chicken, crispy bacon, and flavorful cauliflower. Easy to make and full of savory goodness, it’s a satisfying recipe that feels indulgent while keeping things simple and wholesome.

These juicy pork chops are simmered in a sweet-and-sour sauce with tender pineapple, creating the perfect balance of tangy and sweet. Served over fluffy rice, this comforting, flavor-packed dish comes together easily and makes a satisfying meal any night of the week

Stuffed roasted pork tenderloin with potatoes and onions all in one pan makes it not only a quick and easy meal but there isn’t much to clean up, which is always great.

Trofie is a thin twisted funny looking pasta from the Liguria region of Italy. It is believed it originated in the town of Sori in the province of Genoa. Trofie means “gnocchi” in the Ligurian dialect, and even though this pasta is made from flour and potatoes, it has a different in shape and texture over the gnocchi. Today I combined this pasta with a creamy sauce with bacon and asparagus. Truly a delicious meal.

On a cold, rainy winter day, nothing feels more comforting than a hearty stew packed with meat and vegetables. Today, I made a beef version using leftover beef filet chunks from our beef Wellington, but stewing beef works perfectly too.

Scorri a basso per l’Italiano Serves: 3 - 4 I love making things in one pot and today I was craving lasagna but wanted to keep it super simple therefore I created this one pot delicious lasagna that served with some bread to scoop up the sauce is a must! Ingredients 2 tbsp vegetable broth 400 grams ground meat (I used turkey and pork) 200 ml vegetable broth 60 gr diced onions 40 gr diced celery 150 gr diced carrots 60 gr diced bell pepper Garlic salt or salt and pepper

Scorri a basso per I ‘Italiano Serves: 2 as a meal This risotto recipe takes time to cook but you don’t have to stand around the stove and keep stirring which risotto is famous for. I love the earthy taste of the saffron with the bacon and veggies. Ingredients 150 gr thinly sliced bacon Vegetable broth as required 70 gr finely diced onions 100 gr finely diced carrots 50 gr finely diced celery 1 tbsp butter 200 gr Arborio rice 200 ml white wine 1 – 1 1/2 liters vegetabl

When family or friends travel 18 hours to Italy from Canada, there is nothing better than a delicious soup and some garlic bread for dinner. This soup is full of meat, veggies and pastina and is delicious any time of year.

Scorri a basso per l’Italiano Serves: 2 I love meals I can make in one pot and this one with chicken, potatoes and carrots flavoured with real lemons is absolutely easy to make and a delicious meal any time of year. NOTE : when dicing potatoes and carrots try to make them the same size so they cook evenly Ingredients 180 gr sour cream 75 gr mayonnaise ½ tsp salt ½ tsp pepper 1 tsp garlic granules 1 tsp onion granules 2 tbsp dried chives ½ tsp paprika 1 lemon 2 tbsp ol

I wanted a light sauce to go with my meat tortellini and decided to make it with peas and cauliflower in a light wine, broth and cream sauce. Is simple and delicious!

National Carbonara Day is celebrated every year worldwide on April 6th and honors one of Italy’s most iconic pasta dishes, Spaghetti alla Carbonara. LET’S ENJOY A GOOD SPAGHETTI CARBONARA TODAY TO CELEBRATE IT!

A soft, spiced carrot cake layered with silky cream cheese frosting, delicately sweet and perfectly balanced. Each bite brings together warm notes of cinnamon, tender carrots, and a rich, tangy creaminess, finished with a light, festive touch that makes it as beautiful as it is comforting. A true Easter centerpiece—fresh, nostalgic, and irresistibly indulgent.

I love soups when it starts to get colder outside and I’ve been wanting to make a creamy roasted tomato soup for a long time; it is easy and delicious.

These citrus ricotta cookies are incredibly soft, tender, and perfectly chewy with a bright burst of fresh citrus and coconut flavour. Creamy ricotta keeps the cookies moist and pillowy, while the citrus adds a refreshing zing that balances the sweetness. Light, fluffy, and melt-in-your-mouth delicious, they’re the perfect treat for any season but especially at Easter when spring is about light and fresh.

Cuzzupe are traditional Easter cookies from Calabria, Italy. Originating in a region that was once quite poor, these simple, moderately firm treats became especially cherished by children—particularly when adorned with sugar and, if they were fortunate, a few colorful sprinkles. Their dry texture makes them ideal for dipping into a warm cup of caffè latte in the morning.

We love a sandwich and salad for dinner, especially if they are hot sandwiches. This pork sandwich is sweetened with Marsala wine. Marsala can be sweet or dry and is produced in the Italian city Marsala in Sicily. In Italy I can get “Marsala al Uvo”, which translates to Marsala with egg.

Crisp, golden biscotti infused with bright citrus notes, delivering the perfect balance of zesty freshness and satisfying crunch. Made to be dunked, they come alive when paired with your favorite coffee, making every bite a cozy Easter indulgence.