The Bureau of Taste

Italian Food & Recipes

  • Gnocchi Alla Sorrentina
  • The Buyer’s Guide to 00 Flour

    The Buyer’s Guide to 00 Flour

  • Letitia Clark's Tiny Peach & Almond Cookies with Ricotta Cream
  • Letitia Clark's Caramelised Apricot, Almond & Orange Blossom Upside-Down Cake

    Letitia Clark's Caramelised Apricot, Almond & Orange Blossom Upside-Down Cake

    • Easy

  • How to Store and Cook with Olive Oil

    How to Store and Cook with Olive Oil

  • Mushroom Crepes with Chestnut Flour
  • Chestnut and Artichoke Ravioli

    Chestnut and Artichoke Ravioli

    • Intermediate

  • Italian Chestnut Cream Dessert
  • The Buyer’s Guide to Tinned Tomatoes

    The Buyer’s Guide to Tinned Tomatoes

  • Risotto

    Risotto with White Asparagus, Hazelnut and Giusti Balsamic Vinegar of Modena

    • Easy

  • The Buyer’s Guide to Gluten Free Pasta

    The Buyer’s Guide to Gluten Free Pasta

  • What Is New Season Olive Oil?

    What Is New Season Olive Oil?

  • Lemon tagliatelle with clams

    Lemon tagliatelle with Veracious Clams

    • Easy

  • Beetroot and smoked ricotta ravioli

    Ravioli with Beetroot, Smoked Ricotta and Giuseppe Giusti Balsamic Vinegar

    • Intermediate

  • Cicerchie Minestrone Soup

    Italian Cicerchie Minestrone Soup

    • Easy

Italian Food & Recipes

Though many of us are familiar with the basics of Italian food, recipes are still useful when we find ourselves with unusual ingredients. Our easy Italian recipes take the hassle out of weeknight suppers, with quick-to-make meals like ‘nduja & wild garlic spaghetti and pappardelle with trompette mushrooms.

Italian food is a popular choice for dinner parties. Pared back Italian starter recipes, like avocado & radishes with pistachio oil, come together in as little as 10 minutes. For more intensive Italian main courses that are sure to impress, look to a truffled mushroom risotto or striking squid ink & lobster tortellini. You’ll even learn how to make your own pasta.