
As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases made through links on this page. This helps support our site at no extra cost to you. Clicking on ingredient or equipment links will take you to amazon.com where you can purchase these items.
Un gratin original en forme de gâteau, composé de rigatoni, sauce bolognaise maison, béchamel crémeuse et mozzarella fondante, le tout nappé de fromage gratiné. Idéal pour un repas convivial et réconfortant.
Shop all ingredients on Amazon in one click • Printable PDF with shopping checklist
☕ 100% Free & Ad-Free Forever! Made by ADHD friends who got lost in recipe videos
We built this because we kept forgetting recipe steps. Help us keep it ad-free & support our caffeine addiction!
Similar recipes converted from YouTube cooking videos

A rich, comforting braised beef shank dish inspired by classic Italian osso buco. The beef is seasoned with a homemade rosemary‑salt, lightly dusted with flour, and braised with bacon, carrots, onions, tomato paste, red wine and a high‑quality beef bone broth. After a slow 3‑hour oven braise the meat rests in its own juices for an hour, then is finished with a bright parsley‑garlic‑lemon garnish (grammulada). Serve over mashed potatoes, risotto or polenta.

In Nono's Loft, Norbert Tarayre prepares homemade fresh pasta in three color variants, tossed with a creamy vodka sauce scented with Menton lemon, parsley, garlic and cream. A tasty, quick recipe ideal for impressing your guests.

A classic Italian porchetta made from brined pork belly, butterflied, seasoned with a fragrant fennel‑herb rub, slow‑cooked low and finished with a high‑heat blast for crackly skin. Perfect for a Sunday feast.

A traditional Italian lasagne featuring a slow‑cooked pork and beef ragu, homemade spinach‑infused pasta sheets, creamy béchamel, mozzarella and Parmesan. Made from scratch for a hearty family dinner that keeps well for leftovers or freezing.

A classic Piedmont‑style Tagliatelle Bolognese made with veal and pork mince, pancetta, aromatic sofrito and a slow‑cooked tomato‑stock sauce. Jamie Oliver’s method seals the meat for a rich, velvety ragù that clings perfectly to fresh tagliatelle.

A soft, airy focaccia infused with garlic and fresh rosemary. This double‑batch recipe is perfect for barbecues, picnics, or any casual gathering. The dough is simple, forgiving, and yields a fluffy, golden‑brown loaf that can be made ahead and stored for days.