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Sarah Copeland's avatar

I am transported. So grateful and dreamy of Italy, always. x

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Lisa Laskin's avatar

Looking forward to trying this! Do I recall correctly that sometime recently you posted some images of zucchini blossoms, stuffed with mozza maybe, and anchovy? And then they were roasted? I’m curious about that technique - I’ve only ever fried them. Is there oil in the pan, is it on a grill? Looked amazing and I’d like to try it out. Thank you!

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Luisa Weiss's avatar

My uncle placed them on a roasting pan, tightly packed, then drizzled them with olive oil and baked them - probably at 180 C/350 F and probably for around 20-30 mins? Good luck?

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Lisa Laskin's avatar

Thank you! I look forward to trying these when our blossoms come in.

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Giulia Scarpaleggia's avatar

Welcome back to Italy. What a gorgeous fish ragu! Buonissimo

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Anne K03LL3R's avatar

Thank you! I saw this on your Instagram and have been wondering exactly what went into the rage besides the fish and shrimp. Will absolutely be trying this soon.

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Luisa Weiss's avatar

Hope you love it.

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Brianne Alcala's avatar

This looks delicious! Thank you for the recipe and inspiration. I've made something similar in the past, but without the parsley. Looking forward to trying this with what seafood I can locate here.

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Luisa Weiss's avatar

Let me know how it goes!

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Kate Hill's avatar

If a recipe ever says love of place... this one does. Summer at the sea.

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