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Muffuletta Sandwich

Muffuletta Sandwich

Originally, the muffuletta sandwich (named from the bread) sprang up in Sicily, only to cross the ocean later. We show you how to put together your own. Instead of sesame bread, we used a whole wheat one. First, it can be no muffuletta without mortadella, olive oil, and cheese. Pair these with baked veggies, flavor with basil and spice it with salsa.

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Bacon and Leek Frittata

Bacon and Leek Frittata

Make your breakfast count with a hearty and nutritious frittata, omelet’s Italian cousin. Fat and protein-rich, gluten-free, and low-carb, it’s the perfect day start for someone going on a Keto diet. Sharpen it a bit with lemon, flavor with thyme and share.

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Caprese Salad

Caprese Salad

The Caprese salad is a no-brainer and refreshing starter and you should give it a try. The secret to this salad is fresh mozzarella. Putting it together takes less than 10 minutes and the juicy tart tomatoes perfectly pair the fresh creamy cheese.

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Mozzarella Gnocchi with Pesto

Mozzarella Gnocchi With Pesto

Don’t be deterred by the apparently long cooking time, here. It’s actually 20 minutes preparation and 4 hours refrigeration. So, it’s easy but be patient. This is Italian, but still, it is low-carb stuff. Make your gnocchi from organic mozzarella and eggs. Also, make your own pesto sauce. It’s easy as pie and you even add your own touch to it.

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Tuscan Soup

Tuscan Soup

The Tuscan soup is rich and meaty and can easily be regarded as a one-dish meal. Indeed, the protein-rich sausage meat and bacon, the hearty potatoes, the heavy cream, and kale leaves have pretty much all that is needed for a balanced meal. A seriously nutritious dish, Italian style.

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Mango Tiramisu

Mango Tiramisu

Tiramisu, anyone? Except that this time we’re changing the classical recipe a little. So, keep the cocoa and coffee out for this one. Let’s make it mango-themed with the ladyfingers soaked in a mixture of orange juice and brandy. It’s 20 minutes well spent, refrigeration time aside.

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Almond Chocolate Salami

Almond Chocolate Salami

Although there is a strong connection of this incredible dessert with Italy, it is also popular in Portugal and Romania. So, we let you give the verdict as regards to its origins. Use the bain-marie technique to melt together dark chocolate, butter, and heavy cream. Toss ginger cookies, candied orange, and almonds and get an incredible texture of mixed crunchy, slightly chewy and fluffy. The mother of all chocolate salamis!

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