This is one of the most popular dishes in the valley where I spent my childhood. The pasta is made from buckwheat and regular flour and is cooked in boiling water with cabbage and potatoes.
I love cookbooks, I have a reasonable number on my shelf but it doesn’t stop me from wanting just one more good cookbook
This recipe is one I’ve worked with to make it my own and it is simple, easy to make, takes very little time and is deliciously rich and tasty.
The group behind Railtown’s The Mackenzie Room,Collective Hospitality (comprised of Andrew Jameson, Chef Sean Reeve, and Antonio Cayonne), is set to open a new concept in January of 2020. Located in the Fraserhood, ‘Say Mercy!’ is an unexpected love story between Italian and American Barbeque, bringing together two of Executive Chef Sean Reeve’s biggest passions.
Tutti a tavola a mangiare! Pasta’s on at Pepino’s Spaghetti House! Christmas has come early to the “house that spaghetti built”, with hearty new homestyle dishes; an expanded wine list; and private holiday lunches, now booking for all of December’s festive debauchery.
The 5-course menu will be inspired by traditional Italian recipes re-invented by the visiting chefs of Professional Association of Italian Chefs (APCI) in collaboration with local Italian chefs, members of the Vancouver Chapter of APCI.
Try the unexpected! Taste these less common indigenous grape varietals from the Master of Wine Barb Philip’s annual Flavours of Italy selection of premium Italian wines. They are traditional and very popular in their regions – yet still not fully discovered in British Columbia. Cin cin!
Nestled under the Burrard Bridge along the Yaletown Seawall, M8 restaurant (pronounced “mate”) is a true marriage of Chinese and Italian culinary traditions.
“I grew up in Italy, where spaghetti and meatballs with sauce was a given. It was all about whose grandma makes it best, and every grandma had her own secret ingredient to add to the meat or pork,” says Chef Marcello Lombardo of Marcello Ristorante and Pizzeria.
That day from 4 to 6 p.m., guests can toast the opening of Di Beppe’s patio overlooking Carrall Street by enjoying a reception-style outdoor mingler featuring $4 Aperol spritzes and complimentary samples of the restaurant’s new ‘Cicchetti’