Capuliato is one of the oldest pestos of Italian cuisine. It’s a condiment typical of Sicilian cuisine made of sun-dried tomatoes The word “capuliato” in Sicilian dialect, means minced. This can refer to many things, like meat, but in the province of Ragusa it refers to minced sun-dried tomatoes. Capuliato is a mixture of dried […]
Focaccia barese is a typical focaccia of Apulian cuisine, made up of a crispy base, a soft and light inside, mixed with boiled potatoes and durum wheat semolina, and topped with juicy cherry tomatoes, olives and oregano. If you ever travel to Puglia, and specifically Bari, you will find this type of focaccia everywhere. There […]
This Italian dish called frittedda represents spring. It’s made with artichokes, peas, and broad beans in agrodolce, which means sweet and sour. It’s made with seasonal produce, and it’s a super delicious naturally vegan dish that can be served with bread but also with pasta. What you need for this Sicilian Frittedda : How to make this […]
Fave e Cicoria (Broad beans and chicory) is a traditional dish of the Apulian region of Italy. It’s also known as “ncapriata” or “fae e foje” and it is an ancient, naturally vegan peasant dish. The pair of these two main ingredients it’s perfect, the sweet broad bean puree goes perfectly with the bitterness of […]
As part of my Naturally Vegan series, I discovered this Indian curry, made or yellow split mung beans and coconut. Indian cuisine, in particular South Indian, is well known for having a high variety of naturally vegan and vegetarian dishes. This curry is a mung (or moong) bean curry. It’s cooked with grated coconut, and […]
Sugo Finto or Scappato is an Italian sauce that literally translates to “fake” or “escaped” sauce. It’s perfect as a pasta sauce but its’ great with bread, gnocchi, lasagne and more. The sauce is prepared exactly like the classic ragù sauce, but without meat so “escaped “in the sense that the meat has escaped from […]