Danielle Alvarez
Danielle Alvarez is a chef, recipe writer and host of Good Food Kitchen.
Tracking down the Sardinian pasta shape is worth the extra effort for its nutty, toasted aroma.
This savoury pie, packed with greens and three different types of cheese, originates from Liguria in north-west Italy.
This veal cotoletta feels a little bit fancy yet comes together easily for a delicious dinner.
This chicken, chorizo and rice is bright, spicy and salty and easily comes together in one pan.
This winter-warmer of a dish is so comforting and umami-rich, you won’t believe it’s vegetarian.
This kind of mid-week meal can be thrown together in less than 30 minutes but still impresses.
This dish comes together quickly and offers maximum satisfaction on a cold winter’s night.
Candied nuts, crunchy bread and lots of salty cheese might not make this winter salad feel virtuous, but it is hearty enough to be a meal on its own.
Essentially, all you have to do is make a bechamel sauce, add egg yolks and cheese to it and then fold in egg whites and bake.
Buckwheat is a truly delicious alternative for people who are gluten-intolerant. Try it in this adaptable salad with a creamy feta dressing.