Tuscan Cuisine
Explore authentic recipes from tuscan dishes. Automatically curated for you from our central database!

Italian Pollo alla Cacciatora (Hunter's Chicken)
A rustic, robust 'hunter-style' chicken braise, cooked with tomatoes, onions, herbs, and wine. A staple of countryside Italian cooking.

Italian Fagioli all'Uccelletto (Tuscan Baked Beans)
A hearty, rustic Tuscan side dish or vegetarian lunch of creamy cannellini beans stewed in tomato sauce, garlic, and fresh sage.

Italian Panzanella (Tuscan Bread Salad)
A brilliant Tuscan invention to use up stale bread. The hard bread is soaked in tomato juices and vinegar, tossed with cucumbers, onions, and basil.

Italian Castagnaccio (Chestnut Flour Cake)
An ancient, naturally vegan and gluten-free Tuscan autumn cake made from chestnut flour, olive oil, pine nuts, and rosemary.

Italian Torta della Nonna (Grandmother's Tart)
A beloved Tuscan tart featuring a tender shortcrust pastry filled with lemon-scented pastry cream and topped with crunchy pine nuts.

Italian Bomboloni (Italian Doughnuts)
Soft, pillowy, yeast-leavened Italian doughnuts, rolled in granulated sugar and heavily piped with vanilla pastry cream or Nutella.

Italian Biscotti (Cantucci)
Classic Tuscan twice-baked almond cookies. Hard, crunchy, and specifically designed to be dunked in coffee or sweet wine.
