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Dama Bianca (Fennel and Celery Salad)

The inner stalks of celery and fennel, plus soft chunks of mozzarella, add up to a clean, cool salad that’s quite striking.
April 2008
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Ricotta Gnocchi

Sure, it’s great in lasagne, but ricotta realizes its true potential in all kinds of pasta, such as this gnocchi.
April 2008
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Butternut Squash Cappellacci with Sage Brown Butter

These “hats” are a classic dish in Ferrara, where you’ll find them filled with a range of different things, from meat to vegetables.
April 2008
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Torta di Cioccolata al Forno con Vaniglia e Nocciola (Perugian-Style Chocolate Hazelnut Cheesecake)

For this sophisticated cake, which will thrill any fan of bittersweet chocolate, Ferrigno took inspiration from a favorite Perugian café called Bar Sandri.
April 2008
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Gorgonzola Bomboloni

Tender textured, with an oozing cheese center, they’re sure to be devoured before the frying oil has had a chance to cool down.
October 2007
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Lemon Gnocchi with Spinach and Peas

The zing of fresh lemon enhances both the peas' sweetness and the natural flavor of the spinach. The whole quick, creamy dish is bolstered by soft pillows of potato gnocchi.
December 2007
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Arugula and Goat Cheese Ravioli

Homemade ravioli are well worth the effort, and making them is the perfect task to share with a kitchen full of cooks (even novices can get in on the fun).
February 2007
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Angelo “Squatty” Coschignano’s Meatballs with Billy’s Sauce

These meatballs are legendary, and for good reason: Three types of meat give them depth, and a meaty, bacon-studded sauce puts them over the top.
April 2008
travel + culture

Eight Great Water Ices in Philadelphia

A local invention, the redundantly named water ice is a cross between a Slurpee and sorbet, with an influence of Italian ice.
06.17.09
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Caruso

A drink named for the famed Italian tenor Enrico Caruso. It’ll make you croon.
November 1982
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