
Produced by David Starner, Karen Fabrizius
SOUPS
MACARONI AND OTHER PASTES
SICILIAN MACARONI WITH EGGPLANT
VERMICELLI WITH OLIVE-OIL AND ANCHOVIES
VERMICELLI WITH OLIVE-OIL, OLIVES, CAPERS, AND ANCHOVIES
VERMICELLI WITH FISH
SPAGHETTI WITH TUNNY-FISH
MACARONI "ALLA SAN GIOVANNELLO"
RAVIOLI WITH MEAT
Step into the warm kitchens of Italy with a straightforward, spoken guide that walks you through everyday dishes anyone can master. The narrator presents each recipe in clear, measured steps, letting you picture the aromas of simmering broth and fresh herbs without any overwhelming jargon. From hearty soups to delicate desserts, the book is organized like a familiar pantry list, making it easy to jump to the part you need.
The opening chapter focuses on soups, beginning with a rich beef stock that forms the backbone for classics such as stracciatella, minestrone, and codfish broth. Each recipe includes handy tips—like how to caramelize sugar for a deeper color or substitute fish broth for a lighter touch—so you can adapt the dishes to what’s on hand. Whether you’re listening while chopping vegetables or unwinding after dinner, the clear pacing and occasional culinary anecdotes keep the experience both instructional and enjoyable.
Language
en
Duration
~1 hours (80K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-08-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects
b. 1876
Best known for a small but influential cookbook, this American writer helped introduce Italian home cooking to U.S. readers in the early 1900s. Her book Simple Italian Cookery is widely noted as the first Italian cookbook published in the United States.
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