This is the kind of recipe that uses what's left in the pantry at the end of the week to create a tasty dish. Most Italian kitchens have all these ingredients always at hand: olive oil, olives, garlic, capers, anchovies and tomatoes... There are many theories on the origins of the name of the dish, but as I remember, it's just a frugal way to make do with what is available! Global Cuisine

Easy and lovely recipe!!

Fave Memory
Another childhood favourite. For the longest time this was the only way I would eat fish. Everyone in my family has a can of tuna and some cream stashed away for food emergencies. What I like most is that everyone makes it slightly different. My aunt whisks an egg into the cream. My dad adds parmesan. I like adding red pesto. My mom adds thyme and sage. It always tastes a bit different but it's always good.

My mum used to make spaghetti with whatever we had in the fridge and they always were delicious. These what-we-will-find-noodles get some fresh herbs from the garden, some good olive oil, roasted nuts and parmesan - and then some olives or capers, fresh tomatoe cubes, panfried courgettes or aubergines in summer and julienned carrots, ovenbaked pumpkin slices or small grilled mushrooms when autum begins. All that tossed together and served as a steaming bowl full of surprises (like my mum is). Comfort food, carbohydrates, love with a side salad.

"Fave Memory"
My dog sits right under my baby boy's high chair and watches for falling food like a hawk. One time she emerged from under the table with mac and cheese noodles stuck all over her head which made my kids die with laughter. It's one of those sweet memories I'll never forget! This recipe is for the busy mom or dad who wants less time spent cooking and a bit more quality time with their kids some evenings. It's a fool proof dinner that your kids are sure to love and you will love the quick prep time!

Fave Memory

Fave Memory - Macaroni Casserole, the one dinner dish I remember my Dad making growing up. Quick & simple, and of course - cooked in that lovely green and white pyrex dish from the 70's. I decided to lean into the olive color that dominates my memory of this dish. Home decor has come along way since my childhood!

By the Berkshire Food Project in North Adams, MA.

A simple, quick, no mess spaghetti recipe. FInely diced veggies and symmetry everywhere! Food geometry is fun!

The perfectly imperfect shapes of veggies and pasta make delicious and nutritious FOOD GEOMETRY.

Food Geometry - Here's a pasta salad that incorporates spring veggies (radishes and chives) with an added Greek flair and lots of pattern!

Food Geometry

Simple and summery! Make a luscious tangy dinner with few ingredients :-)

Class project at Savannah College of Art and Design

A vegan alternative to everyone’s favorite comfort food made with fresh butternut squash, soy milk, and more. Flavorful and nutritious!

Super Food Entry for the Super Great Super Foods challenge.