#HAVEAGOODPASTA: Chef Cortellini Celebrates WPD with Stuffed Conchiglioni with Pumpkin, Gorgonzola and Cavolo Nero

Way before I even knew what mac & cheese was, there was only pasta al forno! You can simply translate it to baked pasta but I don’t feel it gives this dish the respect it deserves. There are so many regional varieties and combinations to create with it that possibilities are endless. On this occasion,

Saragolla Spaghetti with “Cime di Rapa’”, burrata and bottarga by Danilo Cortellini

The title of this recipe surely has at least 1 word you might find difficult to understand or pronounce. Let’s rule out Spaghetti and burrata, shall we? Now for those who don’t know what bottarga is, the answer is simple, cured and dried fish roe sac. Originally produced in Sardinia is now widely available for

Rigoletti ZeroTre con pesto al basilico, pomodorini e mozzarelline

Have you ever cooked something for your child and ended up eating that same meal for supper? I bet you did , we all do. Well, luckily for me, my daughter has a great taste for pasta and she always loved larger shapes like penne or fusilli even when she hardly had any teeth to
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Summer vibes… the Paccherini with fruit by chef Cortellini

Pomegranate ‘Paccherini’ with fennel, olives, anchovies, orange zest, and crispy bread crumbs Have you ever heard of fruit-flavored pasta? I bet you didn’t! Well, there is always a first. Rustichella d’Abruzzo has created a whole range of colorful Paccherini (inspired by the iconic Paccheri pasta from Naples, but smaller) flavored with real fruit juice. From

1st May at the table with Danilo Cortellini

Another comforting recipe from my beloved homeland Abruzzo. If you want to translate the name of this dish it would be a peculiar one, Virtues. This relates to the only virtues that poor farmers could show in the past, the amazing vegetable selection that nature provides in-between seasons. In fact, tradition wants for every household

Carbonara Day With Danilo Cortellini

The fool-proof Spaghetti carbonara Misjudge, miscalled, and often mistreated, the Carbonara is the most controversial Italian recipe out there. So simple at glance but yet so intricate, I consider this recipe more of a ritual rather than a dish. A ritual so sacred that if you swap one ingredient for an alternative (god forbid!) you
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A chef at the Embassy: Egg Pappardelle Rustichella d’Abruzzo with chicken liver and marsala wine sauce

I love a plate of fresh egg pasta on a Sunday, perhaps dressed with a meaty pulled beef ragú and copious amount of grated cheese. It must be one of those childhood memories that stuck with you forever. But what happens when I don’t have time to make fresh pasta? Well easy, I just use
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Rustichelle alla Teramana

Rustichelle alla Teramana (Squared spaghetti with mini meatballs) This must be one of my favorite pasta dishes of all time. Of course the recipe is straight from Abruzzo’s tradition, so very close to my heart. “Rustichelle” squared spaghetti dressed with intense mini meatballs tomato. This funnily shaped spaghetti (also known as Chitarrone) from Rustichella d’Abruzzo
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A chef at the Embassy: Danilo Cortellini signs the new Rustichella d’Abruzzo recipes

Originally from Abruzzo, a small region of Italy that is rich in culinary tradition, Danilo is the Head Chef of the Italian Embassy in London since 2012. Before arriving at the Embassy, Danilo trained at Michelin-star level both in Italy, at restaurant San Domenico in Imola and Perbellini near Verona, then in London with three
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Digitize sales: the B2B platform for Rustichella’s admirers is online

A successful team, a passion who goes over 90 years, a warranty in more than 70 countries: Rustichella d’Abruzzo, artisanal pasta production leader in the world, starts a new ecommerce project suitable for customers and retailers.