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Pasta e fagioli

This traditional Italian dish is full of familiar flavours and textures—the perfect comfort meal for colder days. This recipe is from our friends over at Bold Bean, and it is lovely with their limited edition borlotti beans. There are so many variants and ways to make this meal your own. But, one thing is a non-negotiable—don't skimp on the drizzle. And, for the perfect pairing, we recommend our Italian Extra Rare EVOO. Here's the method: Serves 4 Heat the oil in a pan over a medium hea...

Roasted butternut squash pasta with crematta & burrella.

All it takes to make something special are a few good ingredients. This is a recipe from Julienne Bruno, using their silky crematta, and burrella. Roasted butternut squash brings a sweet, golden richness to the dish, perfectly paired with Fusilli Lunghi, which wraps around every bit of flavour. Crematta creates a silky sauce, and just before serving, a fresh cut of Burrella adds a creamy, delicate finish that ties it all together. Give this star of the show the treatment it deserves, and...

Kale and fig salad

For those who aren’t quite ready for soup season. And for those who still love salads, all year round. “What grows together, goes together.” Or so they say in wine. This salad works well with any of our oils, but it is best with this season Olive Oil Club oil from the Tsapatsaris family in Sparta, who grow figs on their groves. If you'd like to try the perfect pairing, it's not too late to join the club. Here's the method: Serves 4 Preheat the oven to 220°C. Place the nuts and see...

Ribollita

A soup from humble beginnings now takes centre stage. First documented in 1910, ribollita is a Tuscan bread soup that was originally considered "peasant food"—the term ribollita literally translates as reboiled due to the fact large batches of this soup were made and reheated. However, despite its humble beginnings the comforting and warming nature of this dish meant it soon became popular through out Italy. This dish is perfect for using an assortment of seasonal veg in a delicious, zero w...

Beetroot orzotto

Pretty in pink—this looks good, and does good. To celebrate organic September we've partnered with Borough Broth Co. This vibrant, nutritious, one pot meal is perfect for days when you need a quick pick me up. Beetroot is packed with benefits—antioxidants, nitrates and folate help your cardiovascular health and general well-being. Plus, Borough Broth's delicious chicken bone broth means this recipe boosts your immune system and gut health too. Beetroot season is in full swing, so grab you...

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The start of the New Year is for many of us the time to reflect, set our resolutions, and create new habits. Some will meditate, some will start learning a new skill and others… will start taking a spoonful of olive oil in the morning! This oil “trend” started to emerge quite recently with celebs swearing by it. Some, like Kourtney Kardashian, shoot a spoonful of it every other day, while others, like Sophia Loren, take it to the next level by bathing in it. Beyonce consumes it so liberally...