Lasagna
Ingredients: Instructions:
Ingredients: Instructions:
Ingredients: Instructions:
From the brief research I did, this is considered an Italian-american dish because it was brought to America, became popular there yet is not popular in Italy (Sicily). One blog I found suggested it may have been invented by a Sicilian chef who was cooking for a French family living in Sicily. I actually stuck pretty closely to this one, apart from using red vermouth instead of marsala, dried thyme and no parsley (if I had fresh I would have…
This “modern” version of Puttanesca was popularized in Naples in the early 1960s but the dish has roots dating back much further. Attempts to translate the word a little too literally (“whore’s sauce”) have led to the theory it was invented by the “working class” in the bordellos common in Naples at the time. According to Wikipedia, Italians use “puttana” similar to the way we use “shit” – as in “throw some shit together from the fridge / pantry” and…