Stories and recipes that bring back Italy’s lost flavors, one dish at a time.
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Luccio in Salsa
The fish beneath the walls of Mantova
Since I come from a small town close to Mantova, I’ve been eating luccio in salsa all my life. It’s actually one of those memories I have strongly printed in my mind. But our luccio does not come from...
Cjarsons
What was left at the bottom of the drawers
Cjarsons is one of the dishes I got asked about most in the last year. I had to postpone it because I could not find a good recipe, and after I finally decided to make them, I understood why. Ther...
Rabatòn
What the road brought through the Fraschetta
I found rabatòn alessandrini in a book during my research for the Forgotten Italian Classics series. Immediately the idea of making a type of gnocchi, something I’m really confident doing, but s...
Cinghiale in Umido alla Toscana
The hunt is the occasion and the cooking is the 'thing'
Even if I’m not from Tuscany, I heard about cinghiale in umido alla toscana way before I got this recipe requested by several supporters. Since my father is a hunter, I remember him d...
Zuppa Pavese Rossa
The version that stayed in the kitchen
I had zuppa pavese while on a motocross trip around Lombardy with my father. On the route we were doing often, we found this trattoria. In the menu they had two zuppa pavese, the first one was the tra...
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I’m Massimo, and this is Forgotten Italian Classics. A project to save Italy’s hidden recipes. Every week I share a dish with its story, steps, and the care it deserves. Together, we keep these traditions alive.
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