1 kilo of Potatoes - 200 g. of Flour - 2 Eggs - 1 tablespoonful of Olive Oil or Butter - a pinch of Salt.

 Prepare the dough with the boiled potatoes mashed and cooled, flour, eggs, oil or butter and a pinch of salt, and mix to a stiff dough. Roll out into sausage lengths about 1 inch thick and cut into small equal pieces, then press each one down the back of a fork in such a way that the dough is dented and will eventually absorb more sauce and therefore be more tasty.

 Put into salty boiling water and when ready they will float to the top.

 Once surfaced, skim and place in an oven dish, or small individual dishes, pour over some tomao sauce, sprinkle wih grated Parmisan cheese and small cube size pieces of mozzarella cheese. Place in oven till golden brown and serve wih fresh basil.

.500 g. of Spaghetti - 800 g. of Courgettes - 3 dal. Olive Oil - 50 g. Butter - 100 g. Parmisan Cheese - 100 g. Caciocavallo cheese (or sliced white cheese) - Salt - Basil.

 Fry the courgettes, cut into small pieces, in hot olive oil a little a time until golden brown. Once fried place in layers in a dish and sprinkle wih salt, grated Parmisan cheese and basil.

Flavour with two tablespoons of the fried oil and leave for one hour.

At this point boil the spaghetti as to be firm when eaten and  put them back onto the ring adding some boiled water with the ladle, then the butter, courgettes and thinly sliced caciocavallo. Flavour with basil. The paste of the Caciocavallo cheese will melt to form a creamy mixture to enhance the spaghetti.

500 g. Spaghetti - Oil of Oil - 1 Garlic clove - 100 g. shelled Nuts - 1 Anchovy - Parsley.

Lightly brown a piece of crushed garlic in the frying pan, then remove and replace with the kernels.

Lastly add the anchovy which will crumple in the heat. Cook the spaghetti, drain leaving them slightly humid and add to the ingredients in the pan with tomato sauce.  Sauté mixing thoroughly and add plenty finely chopped parsley.

Sliced Bread - Flour - Milk - Eggs - Mozzarella cheese - Frying oil.

Remove the crusts of bread and cut each slice in two or four parts; dip the crusts in milk, then in flour, dip in egg beaten with a pinch of salt and place on a plate.Sandwich the mozzarella cheese between two pieces of bread.

Dip in egg again and fry in fairly hot oil until the cheese melts.

1 kG. Cuttlefish - 2 Eggs - 100 g. grated Parmisan Cheese - 100 g. Mozzarella cheese - 50 g. Sultanas - Salt - Pepper - Olive Oil - 1 clove of Garlic - Hot Peppers - Parsley - 300 g. Tomatoes. 

Scoop out the impurities contained in the pouch of the cuttlefish. Remove the cartilage inside and cut the tentacles. Combine all the ingredients in a basin and mix with a good helping of Parmisan cheese, eggs so as to obtain a thick creamy dough, add a pinch of salt and pepper, the mozzarella cheese cut into small cubes, and the sultanas.

Leave to fry slowly before adding the stuffed cuttlefish and cook on a high flame.Add the crushed tomatoes, salt to taste, lower the flame and cook for aprox. 20 minutes.Before serving remove thread, place on a dish and cover with the sauce, sprinkle with parsley.

300 g. Flour - 50 g. Sugar - 6 Eggs - Salt - 10 g. of yeast. 

Sift the flour in a basin, take a quarter part and sieve with the yeast melted in tepid water (half glass). Leave to rise in a place away from draughts and if necessary first cover with a cloth and then with a woollen one as well.

When the dough has risen because of the effect of the fermentation produced from the yeast, add the beaten eggs, sugar and melted (not warm) butter, pinch of salt, then slowly sift the flour using a fork. A soft dough will be attained and should be kneeded well, even if using a mixer, before laying into a well greased tin cake which has previously been sprinkled with flour and sugar.

 The dough should take up a third of the cake tin. Cover with a woollen cloth and leave to rise again. Put in oven until it has reached slightly more than half the height of the tin; should take about 1 hour and a half. Keep oven heat low until it thoroughly cooks the babà and allow it to double its bulk. Then increase heat (from 100° to 200°) to bake perfectly.When the Babà is cooled, remove from oven. To moisten the Babà, boil half a litre of water with finely cut lemon skin spiral shaped and sugar. When almost cold add a glass of rum.                   

With this punch keep moisturing the Babà until the liquid is absorbed.

500 g. Flour - large spoonful sugar - knob of Lard - pinch of Salt - sufficient white Wine or Marsala - Peanut oil for frying - Pastry Cream.

To prepare the dough for the cream horns sift together the flour on a work top with the lard in the centre, add salt and sugar and amalgamate with wine, or Marsala, until a soft elastic dough is attained.

Spread out thinly and cut into small squares to be rolled round the shapes: little tin tubes, in a way that the sides of the dough are laid one upon the other.