Welcome to the next instalment our series Roman Classics series!

When you arrive, you'll enjoy a favourite Roman street food called pizza bianca. Thin, crunchy and highly addictive, it's a staple snack at traditional bakeries like Roscioli and Campo de' Fiori - and luckily, it's not too difficult to make :)

Next we'll be making two great pasta dishes that are very similar in ingredients but quite different in taste: pasta alla gricia and pasta all'amatriciana! These delicious trattoria style dishes show you don't need a lot of fancy ingredients or equipment to master the fundamentals Roman cooking.

For the main course, we'll enjoy dishes that show both northern and southern influences on Roman cooking: a Tuscan style braised chicken (similar to Cacciatora) but cooked in peppers, tomatoes and capers, more typical of Naples and other places in South Italy. We'll pair it with Parmigiano-flavoured patate sabbiose (Northern influence) and cicoria ripassata (Southern influence).

Crostata di ricotta e visciole, which we'll be making for dessert, comes from the Roman-Jewish community whose origins date back to antiquity, making it one of the oldest Jewish settlements in Europe and a major influence on Roman cuisine in general.

When we're done cooking these great dishes, you'll be seated with fellow guests at a harvest table to enjoy the meal we've prepared together, served by our staff!

MENU

Pizza bianca with mortadella - Thin and crunchy, roman style pizza stuffed with mortadella (and optional cheese)

Pasta alla gricia - Spaghetti with tomato, pecorino, and guanciale

Bucatini all'amatriciana - Bucatini with pecorino, guanciale and black pepper

Pollo ai peperoni - Braised chicken with shepherd peppers, tomato, capers and herbs

Patate sabbiose - Au gratin style potatoes with breadcrumbs and Parmigiano

Cicoria ripassata - Chicory sautéed with garlic and chili peppers

Crostata di ricotta e visciole - Ricotta and sour cherry crostata

BEVERAGES

A selection of wines, beers and soft drinks will be available for purchase at the event. Our wine list can be viewed here: https://cucinato.ca/collections/wines

We also offer corkage, the fee is $15 per bottle.

TERMS & CONDITIONS

• No refunds after purchase
• Exchanges (one per ticket) permitted up to 5 days prior to the event.
• Tickets to Cucinato events are transferable - you can give them to someone else if you can’t attend (but please notify Cucinato in advance!)
• We will do our best to accommodate dietary needs – please contact us before booking

Roman Classics - Fall Edition | Thurs Oct 2

$150.00