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Lasagna is simply baked, layered pasta with a filling and sauce—the variations are endless. This version I created is a lovely, fresh, spring-inspired take on all that makes lasagna so delicious, and it pairs perfectly with red wine.

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Asparagus-Leek Lasagna

Lasagna is simply baked, layered pasta with a filling and sauce—the variations are endless. This version I created is a lovely, fresh, spring-inspired take on all that makes lasagna so delicious, and it pairs perfectly with red wine. Lasagna recipes may seem intimidating, but if you tackle them step by step, they become easy.

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Ice Cream Delight

Simplicity can be revolutionary, as this dessert demonstrates. Extra Virgin Olive Oil takes the spotlight, celebrated and respected as the high-quality liquid gold it truly is.

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Cheesy Pull-Apart Bread

Bound to become one of your go-to recipes, this showstopping Cheesy Pull-Apart Bread looks complex but is surprisingly simple to make. The secret lies in the technique. A whole, unsliced round loaf is transformed into a stunning flower of pull-apart nuggets.

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Asparagus Frittata

The asparagus frittata is a celebration of simplicity and elegance, bringing together the delicate, earthy flavor of fresh asparagus with rich, creamy eggs, perfectly cooked.

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Short Ribs Braised in Wine

There’s something deeply satisfying about a dish that transforms simple ingredients into something extraordinary with a bit of time. These wine-braised short ribs are precisely that—a study in how gentle heat and good wine can turn modest beef ribs into fork-tender, richly flavored comfort food. This dish is far easier than it may seem. The prep is done well in advance—you simply reheat before serving.

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