a bowl of Italian wedding soup with spoon - Brent Hofacker/Shutterstock Tender, bite-sized meatballs, mildly bitter greens, and soothing broth — who doesn't enjoy a steaming bowl of Italian wedding ...

When you think of Italian comfort food, you might conjure up images of ooey gooey lasagna or a heaping bowl of creamy, cheesy ...

Delicious Crockpot Italian Wedding Soup that is super easy to make! This slow cooker soup is filled with Italian Sausage, Kale, Carrots, seasoning, and small pasta. So easy to make and tastes amazing.

These chicken soup recipes deliver comfort and warmth in every spoonful, turning simple ingredients into soul-soothing bowls.

Abbondanza — Italian for "abundance" — is a bi-monthly column from writer Michael La Corte in which the author shares his tips for making traditional Italian-American recipes even better. Italian ...

Who has not heard of Italian wedding soup? It got its name from the fact that all the ingredients go together well, just like a married couple. There are many versions of this soup and it is perfect ...

Soup is typically a slow food in the most alluring sense of the term. It brings to mind a big pot bubbling on the stove for hours, as bones, vegetables and herbs gradually yield their goodness to the ...

This soup actually has nothing to do with weddings! The reference seems to be a bastardized translation from Neapolitan Italian that originally meant to “wed” together lesser cuts of meat with wild ...

I make a lot of soup at home. Every week, I whip up a vat or two of my family’s favorite recipes, like cabbage and potato, lemony matzo ball, and creamy tomato. Recently, I decided I wanted to add a ...

I am sure it is safe to say that when my Italian ancestors boarded a boat traveling from Italy to America, they realized many things would change. I cannot safely say that within the blending of ...

When Sonoko Sakai’s mother snuck a little miso into her lasagna, she wasn’t thinking of the kind of Japanese fusion that became an American dining craze in the 1980s. Rather, she was doing what ...