Inspiration Beyond Pizza

Discover what's possible when exceptional ingredients, authentic Italian cooking and the power of fire come together.

Created in partnership with renowned Italian chef Luca Ciano, this collection of recipes showcases the versatility of Alfa Forni Moderno 2. From perfectly blistered pizzas and artisan breads to succulent seafood, roasted vegetables and crowd-pleasing entertaining dishes, each recipe has been designed to help you get more from your pizza oven.

Inspired by the Mediterranean way of life, these recipes celebrate simple ingredients, shared experiences and cooking outdoors with family and friends. Whether you're hosting a long lunch, firing up a weeknight dinner or creating a memorable feast, you'll find plenty of ideas to elevate your outdoor cooking.

Explore the collection below and discover how the Alfa Forni Moderno 2 can transform every meal into an experience worth sharing.

For me, great cooking is about sharing simple, quality ingredients with the people around you. The Alfa Forni Moderno makes that experience effortless, turning every meal into something worth gathering for.

Chef Luca Ciano

Golden Focaccia, Made Simple

Learn how to make authentic Italian focaccia with Chef Luca Ciano in the Alfa Forni Moderno 2. Featuring a crisp golden crust and soft, airy interior, this classic Italian bread is perfect for sharing, entertaining and serving alongside Mediterranean-inspired dishes.

Recipe
Serves	Temperature	Cooking Time
4 - 6	200 - 220°C	First proof: 1 – 1.5 hours \| Second proof: 45 minutes – 1 hour \| Cooking: 18 – 20 minutes

Focaccia Barese is a classic from Puglia, made with potato in the dough for a soft, tender crumb and finished with cherry tomatoes, basil, olive oil and salt. Baked in the Alfa Forni oven, it becomes golden on the outside while staying light and generous within.

Ingredients

Dough & Topping

200g 00 flour
100g semolina flour
90g potato, cooked and mashed
180g water
20ml extra virgin olive oil
7g dry yeast
7g sugar
7g salt
1 cup cherry tomatoes, assorted colours, cut into quarters
50ml extra virgin olive oil, plus 10 basil leaves, to mix with the tomatoes
Salt and pepper

Method

Mix the yeast in a large bowl with the water. Add the flour and start mixing with your hands.
Add the mashed potato and salt, then knead for 2–3 minutes. Add the olive oil and continue kneading until fully mixed in.
Allow the focaccia dough to proof in a warm place for 1–1.5 hours.
Stretch the focaccia dough onto a pre-oiled oven tray, keeping the focaccia approximately 1cm thick.
Add a little olive oil over the surface and gently use your fingertips to create small holes across the focaccia. Add the cherry tomatoes to the top.
Cover with cling wrap and allow to proof until doubled in size, about 45 minutes to 1 hour. Preheat the oven to 200–220°C.
Season the tomatoes with a pinch of salt, olive oil and basil. Drizzle more oil over the focaccia surface and spray a little water on top.
Cook in the oven for 18–20 minutes, or until golden.
Remove the focaccia from the oven. Mix 1 tablespoon water with 3 tablespoons olive oil until emulsified. Brush over the focaccia and sprinkle with a pinch of salt.
Allow to rest for at least 5 minutes before slicing.

Chef tip: The potato gives this focaccia its signature softness. Keep the dough around 1cm thick when stretching so it bakes evenly.

Golden Focaccia, Made Simple

Recipe
Serves	Temperature	Cooking Time
4 - 6	200 - 220°C	First proof: 1 – 1.5 hours \| Second proof: 45 minutes – 1 hour \| Cooking: 18 – 20 minutes

Ingredients

Dough & Topping

200g 00 flour
100g semolina flour
90g potato, cooked and mashed
180g water
20ml extra virgin olive oil
7g dry yeast
7g sugar
7g salt
1 cup cherry tomatoes, assorted colours, cut into quarters
50ml extra virgin olive oil, plus 10 basil leaves, to mix with the tomatoes
Salt and pepper

Method

Mix the yeast in a large bowl with the water. Add the flour and start mixing with your hands.
Add the mashed potato and salt, then knead for 2–3 minutes. Add the olive oil and continue kneading until fully mixed in.
Allow the focaccia dough to proof in a warm place for 1–1.5 hours.
Stretch the focaccia dough onto a pre-oiled oven tray, keeping the focaccia approximately 1cm thick.
Add a little olive oil over the surface and gently use your fingertips to create small holes across the focaccia. Add the cherry tomatoes to the top.
Cover with cling wrap and allow to proof until doubled in size, about 45 minutes to 1 hour. Preheat the oven to 200–220°C.
Season the tomatoes with a pinch of salt, olive oil and basil. Drizzle more oil over the focaccia surface and spray a little water on top.
Cook in the oven for 18–20 minutes, or until golden.
Remove the focaccia from the oven. Mix 1 tablespoon water with 3 tablespoons olive oil until emulsified. Brush over the focaccia and sprinkle with a pinch of salt.
Allow to rest for at least 5 minutes before slicing.

Chef tip: The potato gives this focaccia its signature softness. Keep the dough around 1cm thick when stretching so it bakes evenly.

Slow-Roasted Lamb

Slow-roasted lamb is the ultimate centrepiece for outdoor entertaining. In this recipe, Chef Luca Ciano demonstrates how to achieve tender, flavour-packed results with beautifully caramelised edges, creating a dish that's made for long lunches, family gatherings and memorable occasions.

Recipe
Serves	Temperature	Cooking Time
4	160°C, then 400°C	Lamb: 3.5 – 4 hours covered, then brown at 400°C \| Vegetables: 10 – 12 minutes \| Resting: 10 – 15 minutes

This slow-cooked lamb shoulder is designed for relaxed entertaining. It starts low and slow over vegetables and herbs, then finishes at high heat to develop a rich golden exterior. Honey-roasted carrots, garlic broccolini and a punchy salsa verde complete the platter.

Ingredients

Lamb

1 lamb shoulder, approx. 1.6–1.8kg
2 carrots, washed and roughly chopped
2 onions, washed and roughly chopped
1 garlic bulb, washed and cut in half
2 sprigs rosemary
2 sprigs sage
½ head celery, washed and roughly chopped
Salt and pepper
Extra virgin olive oil, for drizzling

Dressing

50ml extra virgin olive oil
15ml aged balsamic vinegar
Salt and pepper

Method

Bring your Alfa Forni oven to 300°C.
Place a frying pan inside the oven and heat for 10 minutes before cooking the steaks.
Place the eggplant, red onion, capsicum and zucchini into a large oven tray. Season well, drizzle with 30ml extra virgin olive oil and add 1 sprig of rosemary. Mix well.
Cook the vegetables in the oven for 10–15 minutes, stirring occasionally. Close the oven with the Alfa Forni door while cooking.
To make the dressing, combine the extra virgin olive oil, aged balsamic vinegar, salt and pepper.
Season the steaks well on both sides and drizzle with a little oil. Place onto the preheated frying pan and cook to your liking.
Once the steaks are ready, remove from the oven and rest on a plate for a minimum of 5 minutes.
Place the roasted vegetables onto a large platter. Carve the steaks into thick slices and arrange on top. Drizzle the dressing over the steaks and garnish with fresh rosemary.

Chef tip: Let the steak rest properly before slicing. This keeps the beef juicy and allows the roasted vegetables to absorb the dressing when plated.

Slow-Roasted Lamb

Recipe
Serves	Temperature	Cooking Time
4	160°C, then 400°C	Lamb: 3.5 – 4 hours covered, then brown at 400°C \| Vegetables: 10 – 12 minutes \| Resting: 10 – 15 minutes

Ingredients

Lamb

1 lamb shoulder, approx. 1.6–1.8kg
2 carrots, washed and roughly chopped
2 onions, washed and roughly chopped
1 garlic bulb, washed and cut in half
2 sprigs rosemary
2 sprigs sage
½ head celery, washed and roughly chopped
Salt and pepper
Extra virgin olive oil, for drizzling

Dressing

50ml extra virgin olive oil
15ml aged balsamic vinegar
Salt and pepper

Method

Bring your Alfa Forni oven to 300°C.
Place a frying pan inside the oven and heat for 10 minutes before cooking the steaks.
Place the eggplant, red onion, capsicum and zucchini into a large oven tray. Season well, drizzle with 30ml extra virgin olive oil and add 1 sprig of rosemary. Mix well.
Cook the vegetables in the oven for 10–15 minutes, stirring occasionally. Close the oven with the Alfa Forni door while cooking.
To make the dressing, combine the extra virgin olive oil, aged balsamic vinegar, salt and pepper.
Season the steaks well on both sides and drizzle with a little oil. Place onto the preheated frying pan and cook to your liking.
Once the steaks are ready, remove from the oven and rest on a plate for a minimum of 5 minutes.
Place the roasted vegetables onto a large platter. Carve the steaks into thick slices and arrange on top. Drizzle the dressing over the steaks and garnish with fresh rosemary.

Chef tip: Let the steak rest properly before slicing. This keeps the beef juicy and allows the roasted vegetables to absorb the dressing when plated.

Mediterranean Garlic Prawns

Fresh prawns, aromatic garlic and vibrant Mediterranean flavours come together in this quick and impressive seafood recipe. Perfect as a shared appetiser or light meal, it's a simple way to create restaurant-quality seafood that's guaranteed to impress your guests.

Recipe
Serves	Temperature	Cooking Time
4	200 - 220°C	Skewers: 3 – 4 minutes \| Wooden skewers: soak 10 minutes before use

These prawn and artichoke skewers are quick to prepare and full of Mediterranean flavour. The prawns cook rapidly in the Alfa Forni oven, while the gremolata brings freshness from lemon zest, parsley, garlic and olive oil.

Ingredients

Skewers

24 tinned artichoke wedges
16 or 20 large prawns, peeled and deveined, tail on
80ml extra virgin olive oil

Gremolata

2 lemons, zested
1 bunch flat parsley, finely chopped
1 garlic clove, finely chopped
100ml extra virgin olive oil
Salt and pepper

Method

Heat the Alfa Forni oven to 200–220°C.
If not using metal skewers, soak 8 wooden skewers in water for 10 minutes before using them. This will help stop them burning in the oven.
Meanwhile, make the gremolata. In a small bowl, mix the lemon zest, parsley, olive oil and garlic with a pinch of salt and pepper.
Thread an artichoke wedge onto a skewer, followed by a prawn, then another artichoke and prawn. Continue until you have three or four of each on the skewer. Repeat with the remaining skewers.
Drizzle the skewers with a little olive oil. Season with salt and pepper, then cook in the oven for 3–4 minutes. Remove from the oven.
Serve on a plate with a generous amount of gremolata and a drizzle of olive oil.

Chef tip: These skewers cook quickly, so have your serving plate and gremolata ready before they go into the oven.

Mediterranean Garlic Prawns

Recipe
Serves	Temperature	Cooking Time
4	200 - 220°C	Skewers: 3 – 4 minutes \| Wooden skewers: soak 10 minutes before use

Ingredients

Skewers

24 tinned artichoke wedges
16 or 20 large prawns, peeled and deveined, tail on
80ml extra virgin olive oil

Gremolata

2 lemons, zested
1 bunch flat parsley, finely chopped
1 garlic clove, finely chopped
100ml extra virgin olive oil
Salt and pepper

Method

Heat the Alfa Forni oven to 200–220°C.
If not using metal skewers, soak 8 wooden skewers in water for 10 minutes before using them. This will help stop them burning in the oven.
Meanwhile, make the gremolata. In a small bowl, mix the lemon zest, parsley, olive oil and garlic with a pinch of salt and pepper.
Thread an artichoke wedge onto a skewer, followed by a prawn, then another artichoke and prawn. Continue until you have three or four of each on the skewer. Repeat with the remaining skewers.
Drizzle the skewers with a little olive oil. Season with salt and pepper, then cook in the oven for 3–4 minutes. Remove from the oven.
Serve on a plate with a generous amount of gremolata and a drizzle of olive oil.

Chef tip: These skewers cook quickly, so have your serving plate and gremolata ready before they go into the oven.

Steakhouse Quality at Home

Achieving the perfect steak is all about heat, timing and quality ingredients. In this recipe, Chef Luca Ciano shares his approach to creating a beautifully seared exterior and juicy, tender interior, bringing steakhouse-quality cooking to your outdoor kitchen.

Recipe
Serves	Temperature	Cooking Time
2 - 3	300°C	Vegetables: 10–15 minutes \| Steak: to preferred doneness \| Resting: minimum 5 minutes

This Italian-style beef tagliata is simple, generous and built around high heat. Scotch fillet is seared in a preheated pan inside the Alfa Forni oven, then sliced thickly and served over roasted eggplant, red onion, capsicum and zucchini. A rosemary, garlic and balsamic dressing adds brightness and depth to finish.

Ingredients

Beef & Roasted Vegetables

2 x 300g Scotch beef steaks
1 large eggplant, diced into 1.5cm pieces
1 red onion, diced into 1.5cm pieces
1 red capsicum, diced into 1.5cm pieces
1 green zucchini, diced into 1.5cm pieces
2 sprigs rosemary
30ml extra virgin olive oil
Salt and pepper

Dressing

50ml extra virgin olive oil
15ml aged balsamic vinegar
Salt and pepper

Method

Bring your Alfa Forni oven to 300°C.
Place a frying pan inside the oven and heat for 10 minutes before cooking the steaks.
Place the eggplant, red onion, capsicum and zucchini into a large oven tray. Season well, drizzle with 30ml extra virgin olive oil and add 1 sprig of rosemary. Mix well.
Cook the vegetables in the oven for 10–15 minutes, stirring occasionally. Close the oven with the Alfa Forni door while cooking.
To make the dressing, combine the extra virgin olive oil, aged balsamic vinegar, salt and pepper.
Season the steaks well on both sides and drizzle with a little oil. Place onto the preheated frying pan and cook to your liking.
Once the steaks are ready, remove from the oven and rest on a plate for a minimum of 5 minutes.
Place the roasted vegetables onto a large platter. Carve the steaks into thick slices and arrange on top. Drizzle the dressing over the steaks and garnish with fresh rosemary.

Chef tip: Let the steak rest properly before slicing. This keeps the beef juicy and allows the roasted vegetables to absorb the dressing when plated.

Steakhouse Quality at Home

Recipe
Serves	Temperature	Cooking Time
2 - 3	300°C	Vegetables: 10–15 minutes \| Steak: to preferred doneness \| Resting: minimum 5 minutes

Ingredients

Beef & Roasted Vegetables

2 x 300g Scotch beef steaks
1 large eggplant, diced into 1.5cm pieces
1 red onion, diced into 1.5cm pieces
1 red capsicum, diced into 1.5cm pieces
1 green zucchini, diced into 1.5cm pieces
2 sprigs rosemary
30ml extra virgin olive oil
Salt and pepper

Dressing

50ml extra virgin olive oil
15ml aged balsamic vinegar
Salt and pepper

Method

Bring your Alfa Forni oven to 300°C.
Place a frying pan inside the oven and heat for 10 minutes before cooking the steaks.
Place the eggplant, red onion, capsicum and zucchini into a large oven tray. Season well, drizzle with 30ml extra virgin olive oil and add 1 sprig of rosemary. Mix well.
Cook the vegetables in the oven for 10–15 minutes, stirring occasionally. Close the oven with the Alfa Forni door while cooking.
To make the dressing, combine the extra virgin olive oil, aged balsamic vinegar, salt and pepper.
Season the steaks well on both sides and drizzle with a little oil. Place onto the preheated frying pan and cook to your liking.
Once the steaks are ready, remove from the oven and rest on a plate for a minimum of 5 minutes.
Place the roasted vegetables onto a large platter. Carve the steaks into thick slices and arrange on top. Drizzle the dressing over the steaks and garnish with fresh rosemary.

Chef tip: Let the steak rest properly before slicing. This keeps the beef juicy and allows the roasted vegetables to absorb the dressing when plated.

The Art of Salt-Crusted Fish

A true Mediterranean classic, salt-crusted fish is a technique that delivers exceptional flavour and remarkable tenderness. Chef Luca Ciano guides you through the process, transforming fresh seafood into an elegant centrepiece that's as impressive to serve as it is to eat.

Recipe
Serves	Temperature	Cooking Time
2 - 3	250°C	Fish: 15 – 20 minutes, depending on size \| Radicchio: 5 – 8 minutes

Whole snapper baked in a citrus-scented salt crust makes an impressive centrepiece while keeping the fish tender and moist. Served with caramelised radicchio and a limoncello lemon butter sauce, this recipe balances richness, acidity and gentle bitterness.

Ingredients

Fish

2 whole snapper, 800g–1kg each

Salt Crust — mix all ingredients well together

1kg rock salt
1kg fine salt
4 egg whites
½ bunch parsley, finely chopped
1 lime, zest and juice
1 lemon, zest and juice

Lemon Butter Sauce

125g unsalted butter, diced and at room temperature
3 tbsp limoncello
2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
½ onion, roughly chopped
¼ lemon, juice
Salt and pepper

Caramelised Raddichio

2 large radicchio, cut in half, then each half cut into 2–3 wedges
80g unsalted butter, diced small
150g brown sugar
Salt and pepper

Method

Lay a small amount of the salt mixture into an oven tray, then place the fish on top. Cover the fish evenly with the remaining salt mixture.
Cook in the Alfa Forni oven at 250°C for 15–20 minutes. If the fish is larger, it may take longer.
To make the lemon butter sauce, add the oil and onion to a saucepan. Place on the edge of the oven and cook gently until the onion has softened.
Add the limoncello and allow the alcohol to evaporate. Reduce the liquid by half, then remove from the oven and place onto your table or work surface.
Slowly add the diced butter to the limoncello reduction, a few pieces at a time, whisking constantly until all the butter is fully melted. Season, then pass through a fine sieve. Set aside until ready to serve.
Place the radicchio wedges onto an oven tray. Season, add the diced butter evenly across the wedges, sprinkle with brown sugar and season again.
Roast the radicchio in the oven until caramelised, about 5–8 minutes.

Chef tip: Remove the salt crust carefully so it does not fall into the flesh of the fish. Crack and lift it away in sections before serving.

The Art of Salt-Crusted Fish

Recipe
Serves	Temperature	Cooking Time
2 - 3	250°C	Fish: 15 – 20 minutes, depending on size \| Radicchio: 5 – 8 minutes

Ingredients

Fish

2 whole snapper, 800g–1kg each

Salt Crust — mix all ingredients well together

1kg rock salt
1kg fine salt
4 egg whites
½ bunch parsley, finely chopped
1 lime, zest and juice
1 lemon, zest and juice

Lemon Butter Sauce

125g unsalted butter, diced and at room temperature
3 tbsp limoncello
2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
½ onion, roughly chopped
¼ lemon, juice
Salt and pepper

Caramelised Raddichio

2 large radicchio, cut in half, then each half cut into 2–3 wedges
80g unsalted butter, diced small
150g brown sugar
Salt and pepper

Method

Lay a small amount of the salt mixture into an oven tray, then place the fish on top. Cover the fish evenly with the remaining salt mixture.
Cook in the Alfa Forni oven at 250°C for 15–20 minutes. If the fish is larger, it may take longer.
To make the lemon butter sauce, add the oil and onion to a saucepan. Place on the edge of the oven and cook gently until the onion has softened.
Add the limoncello and allow the alcohol to evaporate. Reduce the liquid by half, then remove from the oven and place onto your table or work surface.
Slowly add the diced butter to the limoncello reduction, a few pieces at a time, whisking constantly until all the butter is fully melted. Season, then pass through a fine sieve. Set aside until ready to serve.
Place the radicchio wedges onto an oven tray. Season, add the diced butter evenly across the wedges, sprinkle with brown sugar and season again.
Roast the radicchio in the oven until caramelised, about 5–8 minutes.

Chef tip: Remove the salt crust carefully so it does not fall into the flesh of the fish. Crack and lift it away in sections before serving.

Mastering the Perfect Pizza

Lastly, it wouldn't be an Alfa night without an authentic Italian pizza.

Discover the techniques behind authentic Italian pizza with Chef Luca Ciano. From perfectly blistered crusts to beautifully balanced toppings, this recipe showcases how the Alfa Forni Moderno 2 delivers pizzeria-quality results in your own backyard.

Recipe
Pizzas	Temperature	Cooking Time
6 - 7	380 - 400°C	Dough rest: 1 hour \| Proving: 3 – 4 hours at room temperature \| Cooking: 1 minute 30 seconds to 2 minutes

A traditional Margherita is the benchmark for any pizza oven. This recipe uses a high-hydration dough, quality tomatoes, fior di latte mozzarella, fresh basil and extra virgin olive oil for a simple but expressive pizza cooked quickly at high heat in the Alfa Forni oven.

Ingredients

Toppings

600–700g mozzarella, fior di latte
2 x 400g tins tomato, San Marzano variety or any high-quality tinned chopped tomato
1 bunch basil
60ml extra virgin olive oil
Salt and pepper

Dough

1kg pizza flour, plus 200g extra flour to stretch the pizza dough
660g water, room temperature
40ml extra virgin olive oil
30g salt
7g dry yeast

Method

In a stand mixer or large bowl, add 500ml of the water and the yeast. Stir well.
Add the flour and begin mixing on low speed. Once the dough starts forming, cover with cling film and rest for 10 minutes.
Start mixing again at a faster speed and incorporate the remaining water little by little until a smooth dough has formed and it no longer sticks to the bowl.
Add the olive oil a little at a time, mixing until it is fully absorbed by the dough.
Cover and allow the dough to rest for 1 hour at room temperature.
Shape into pizza balls of around 250–260g each. Place into an airtight container and allow to prove for 3–4 hours at room temperature.
On a hot summer day, place the dough into the fridge for a minimum of 6 hours, then remove from the fridge 2 hours before using. The dough can also stay in the fridge overnight.
Preheat the Alfa Forni oven to 380–400°C.
Add plenty of flour to your work surface. Lay down one pizza ball and stretch it into a round shape.
Spread tomato evenly across the pizza base, avoiding the edges. Season, then add mozzarella, basil and a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil.
Carefully place the pizza onto a perforated peel using your hands. Once on the peel, reshape it into a neat round if needed, then carefully place into the oven.
Using a round peel, check underneath the pizza after 20–30 seconds. As it cooks, carefully rotate the pizza a few times during the 1 minute 30 second to 2 minute cooking time. Make sure it cooks evenly across all edges.
Remove from the oven and serve with more basil and another drizzle of olive oil.

Chef tip: Keep the edges free from sauce when topping the pizza. This helps the crust rise and blister evenly in the high heat.

Mastering the Perfect Pizza

Lastly, it wouldn't be an Alfa night without an authentic Italian pizza.

Recipe
Pizzas	Temperature	Cooking Time
6 - 7	380 - 400°C	Dough rest: 1 hour \| Proving: 3 – 4 hours at room temperature \| Cooking: 1 minute 30 seconds to 2 minutes

Ingredients

Toppings

600–700g mozzarella, fior di latte
2 x 400g tins tomato, San Marzano variety or any high-quality tinned chopped tomato
1 bunch basil
60ml extra virgin olive oil
Salt and pepper

Dough

1kg pizza flour, plus 200g extra flour to stretch the pizza dough
660g water, room temperature
40ml extra virgin olive oil
30g salt
7g dry yeast

Method

In a stand mixer or large bowl, add 500ml of the water and the yeast. Stir well.
Add the flour and begin mixing on low speed. Once the dough starts forming, cover with cling film and rest for 10 minutes.
Start mixing again at a faster speed and incorporate the remaining water little by little until a smooth dough has formed and it no longer sticks to the bowl.
Add the olive oil a little at a time, mixing until it is fully absorbed by the dough.
Cover and allow the dough to rest for 1 hour at room temperature.
Shape into pizza balls of around 250–260g each. Place into an airtight container and allow to prove for 3–4 hours at room temperature.
On a hot summer day, place the dough into the fridge for a minimum of 6 hours, then remove from the fridge 2 hours before using. The dough can also stay in the fridge overnight.
Preheat the Alfa Forni oven to 380–400°C.
Add plenty of flour to your work surface. Lay down one pizza ball and stretch it into a round shape.
Spread tomato evenly across the pizza base, avoiding the edges. Season, then add mozzarella, basil and a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil.
Carefully place the pizza onto a perforated peel using your hands. Once on the peel, reshape it into a neat round if needed, then carefully place into the oven.
Using a round peel, check underneath the pizza after 20–30 seconds. As it cooks, carefully rotate the pizza a few times during the 1 minute 30 second to 2 minute cooking time. Make sure it cooks evenly across all edges.
Remove from the oven and serve with more basil and another drizzle of olive oil.

Chef tip: Keep the edges free from sauce when topping the pizza. This helps the crust rise and blister evenly in the high heat.

Inspiration Beyond Pizza

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Golden Focaccia, Made Simple

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Golden Focaccia, Made Simple

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Slow-Roasted Lamb

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Slow-Roasted Lamb

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Mediterranean Garlic Prawns

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Mediterranean Garlic Prawns

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Steakhouse Quality at Home

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Steakhouse Quality at Home

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The Art of Salt-Crusted Fish

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The Art of Salt-Crusted Fish

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Mastering the Perfect Pizza

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Mastering the Perfect Pizza

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