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Italian Sunday Dinner
Some recipes are weeknight recipes.
And then there are the recipes you make when you want to slow down a little. The ones that fill the kitchen with incredible smells, bring everyone to the table, and make dinner feel like more than just another meal.
Whether it's a Sunday afternoon, a family gathering, or simply a night when you're craving something special, these are a few of my favorite Italian-inspired recipes to make when there's a little extra time to enjoy the process.
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Ragu Sauce
A good ragu is always worth the effort. Rich, hearty, and full of flavor, this is the kind of recipe that fills the house with the smell of Sunday dinner.
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Chicken Modiga
One of my favorite Italian-American dishes. Tender chicken topped with a buttery wine sauce, breadcrumbs, and melty cheese makes this feel restaurant-worthy while still being approachable at home.
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Chicken Saltimbocca
Simple ingredients come together to create something truly special. The combination of prosciutto, sage, and a light pan sauce makes this classic Roman dish unforgettable.
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Veal Piccata
Bright, buttery, and finished with lemon and capers, this is one of those timeless recipes that never goes out of style.
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Arugula Pizza with Prosciutto and Tomatoes
Fresh arugula, salty prosciutto, and juicy tomatoes make this pizza feel both simple and elegant. Perfect for sharing around the table.
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I think one of the best things about Italian cooking is that it encourages you to slow down.
Not because every recipe takes hours, but because the meals are meant to be enjoyed. A good dinner, a glass of wine, and time spent around the table with the people you love.
That's always worth making time for.
Happy Cooking!
Christina 💛
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