This Roman style chicken recipe is cooked in the oven using only one pot.  It’s best to use a whole chicken so you get the bones for extra flavour and
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By Joel Mielle

Arancini is an Italian word that means little orange due to the shape and colour of this food. Arancinis have been around for a very long time, however recently increased
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By Joel Mielle

There’s simply no better way to make a toasted cheese sandwich for an incredible taste. By frying the bread in olive oil, it brings it to a whole new level.
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By Joel Mielle

The word Piccata means “larded”, although an Italian word, this chicken piccata dish originated not in Italy but rather in US. It resembles Sicilian cooking style with Northern Italian influences.
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By Joel Mielle

I discovered this dish on my travels in Italy near Naples at a fancy Marina called Marina di Stabia. Guests with their Yachts would rock up requesting this spaghetti Frittata.
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By Joel Mielle

I made this recipe using a mixer strong enough to handle pizza dough. Use the dough hook and it only takes 8 minutes on a low setting. If you don’t
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By Joel Mielle

I discovered fried pizza in Italy, I had no idea it even existed and I was amazed how nice they were. It’s simply the same pizza base that’s deep fried
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By Joel Mielle

Cannelloni refers to a cylindrical style of pasta dish. The pasta is filled with a filling and covered in sauce. This cannelloni dish is made with a white cheese sauce,
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By Joel Mielle

If you’re a tomato lover like I am, then you will love this soup.  The tomatoes are firstly roasted to intensify their flavours and bring out the sugars.  The selection
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By Joel Mielle

I remember learning this recipe when I was a first year apprentice at trade school and I couldn’t believe how tasty it was.  It’s been years since I’ve had chicken
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By Joel Mielle

This has to be another one of my favourite chicken recipes. Marsala wine, a fortified wine that originated in Sicily similar to Sherry or Madeira makes this dish dance! The
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By Joel Mielle

A classic Sicilian pasta dish that can be made with fresh or canned sardines.  As canned is far easier to obtain, I chose that option.  It’s different from traditional pasta as
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By Joel Mielle