Recipes similar to Chicken cacciatore (chicken with tomatoes and wine)

Chicken pieces dredged in seasoned flour, browned in olive oil and baked in a wine, onion and herbs sauce. This extremely tasty dish can be served with roasted potatoes, mashed potatoes or polenta and a simple green salad.
 

A basic risotto recipe, to be served as a complete meal or together with chicken or beef. The rice is very important in this recipe so make sure you use good quality Italian risotto rice.
 

Similar to spaghetti Carbonara, this dish uses parsley, garlic and anchovies instead of bacon. The eggs are added at the end, and cooked by the hot spaghetti, just like in the Carbonara recipe. Serve with lots of Parmesan cheese and freshly ground black pepper.
 

A simple, delicious, easy to make Italian pasta dish with linguine and clams cooked in a red tomato based sauce. This dish can be ready in 10 to 12 minutes, provided that you cook the pasta and sauce parallel.
 

Simple and delicious zucchini stuffed with ground beef and parmesan cheese, cooked in a tomato and parsley sauce. This dish is great as an appetizer or main dish.
 

Linguine with mussels in saffron butter sauce is a simple, extremely delicious Italian seafood pasta dish. It can be ready in 15 minutes, from start to finish.
 

Meatballs flavored with Italian herbs baked in the oven with tomato sauce, great with spaghetti or as a snack.
 

Pasta with a tuna, anchovy, olive, caper and basil tomato sauce. This dish is very similar to pasta Puttanesca with the main difference being the use of tuna meat.
 

Bolognese (or bolognaise) sauce is one of the most well know Italian sauces for pasta. It is typically based on ground beef, celery, onion, carrot, tomatoes and a series of ingredients such as spices and seasonings that vary according to the recipe. This recipe takes some time to prepare but is one of the best recipes for bolognese sauce. You can serve the bolognese sauce over spaghetti or other type of pasta such as penne.
 

The deep pan or deep dish pizza is very popular in Chicago. The pizza dough is light and flaky and covers not only the bottom of the pan but the sides as well. Unlike other pizzas, the tomato sauce in this recipe goes on the top of the pizza and not on the bottom (it is the last layer of the pizza, not the first one); furthermore, the pizza is baked for 35 to 40 minutes instead of the 5 to 10 minutes cooking time for regular pizzas. This Chicago style deep dish pizza recipe uses homemade Italian sausage and uncooked tomato sauce (recipes included).