Eggs in a Shirt: the Original Eggs Benedict
Ever wonder where Eggs Benedict come from? We talked about it in our VeroTalk with Chef Riccardo Severi, live from his garden in Romagna, Italy. We have the recipe for this farm-to-table dish which is the historical pre-cursor to eggs benedict, with a cute name to boot: ‘Eggs in a Shirt’.
Fondue Romagna Style, Recipe from Chef Riccardo
Following our VeroTalk with Chef Riccardo Severi, live from his garden in Romagna, Italy, we snagged his farm-to-table recipe for a flavorful, creamy, cheesy, fonduta recipe. Get the recipe and pairing suggestion in this article.
Pinzimonio: a simple and healthy summertime treat
Learn about pinzimonio, one of the easiest and most versatile Italian summertime traditions!
Pass the Passatelli: A Quick and Easy Pasta Recipe You Can Make at Home
Virtually travel to Bologna, Italy, and snag this recipe from a 3rd generation baker to make your own Passatelli! What are passatelli? Well, read on to find out how to make this quick and easy authentic Italian pasta.
Say What? Cjarsons! A Delicious Vegetarian Ravioli Recipe
Want to try your hand at home made pasta making? Try Cjarsons, a vegeterian ravioli from North Eastern Italy. We got a recipe for you, and wine pairing suggestion.
Warm Up With this Tasty Goulash from Northern Italy
Need a hot, hearty dish to fill you up on a cold winter night? Look no further… this delicious recipe for Goulash, a beef stew from Northern Italy is the ultimate comfort food. Read more to learn how to make this traditional dish, with the downloadable recipe inside!
Frico with white wine: an idea for your next brunch, appetizer or party. Recipe inside!
Grab a glass of Vigna Petrussa’s white wine and indulge in a plate of Frico, or traditional Italian cheesy hash brown! It is as good as it sounds… so takes notes on the recipe inside!
A Twist on the Traditional Strudel– Try it with Figs Instead!
Looking for a dessert recipe? Try this fig strudel recipe from Northern Italy! Pairs great with sweet wines!
The Hidden Wonder of Prosciutto San Daniele from Friuli
There are few combinations more classically Italian than that of prosciutto (or cured ham) and wine. Learn about the history of a particular style, from San Daniele, and why it pairs so well with Vigna Petrussa’s white wines as an italian appetizer.
Cook to Impress with these Delicious Recipes - Straight from an Italian Restaurant!
Pour yourself a glass of Ojai Pacific View’s Dolcetto and recreate some traditional Italian dishes from Trattoria Risorgimento for a perfect pairing! Recipes inside!
Pair Wines and Foods from North Eastern Italy, Recipe Included!
Pour yourself a glass of Vigna Petrussa’s wine and recreate this dish from Chef Luca Manderino of Sosta in Hermosa Beach! Recipe inside!
Have a Hankering for Chili Dogs? Try them with California Dolcetto!
Pour yourself a glass of Ojai Pacific View’s Dolcetto and create some All American Chili Dogs for a perfect pairing! Recipe inside!
Stinco Recipe Paired with Red Wines from Friuli
Try this traditional recipe shared amongst Northern Italy and its Central Eastern European neighbors, and pair with one of Vigna Petrussa’s Friulian red wines for a great pairing. Recipe inside!
Hearty, Authentic, and Delicious: Mantovan Rice with Sausage
Cold weather abounds, and there are few belly-filling comforting dishes like this Italian classic, Riso alla Pilota, or Mantovan Rice. Made with delicious sausage, soft rice, and creamy parmesan, this dish is great for quick weeknight dinners, or to impress friends at your next gathering.
Not technically a risotto, this is a special dish all its own, and now is the time to make it popular! It's yummyness plus great small production wines are sure to make it a hit!
Get the recipe: Chef Angela's Sweet Potato Flatbread
A traditionelle method sparkling wine made like champagne with notes of bread that would pair nicely with an interesting bread like this for an easy happy hour snack with friends
Get the recipe: Chef Angela's Vegan Spaghetti Squash
A hearty Autumn meal like this needs a worthy companion and whether you’re using it to saute the mushroom or are sipping on it while prepping, Aldo Clerico’s Barbera d’Alba is that right companion.