When zucchini is abundant, this is a unique recipe to use it. We loved the flavor of the meatballs and the hearty homemade ...

Make a creamy zucchini pasta that’s light, healthy, and full of flavor in just 20 minutes. This easy recipe uses simple ...

This zucchini pasta is creamy, cozy and a little lighter than your usual pasta night.

She took to the @giadzy Instagram account to share the dish deets, writing, “This bright spaghetti is loaded up with lemon, zucchini, feta (or goat cheese!), fresh herbs, capers, garlic… ALL the good ...

From Italy’s Amalfi Coast, pasta alla nerano features long, thin pasta tossed with a velvety sauce made with pureed zucchini. It’s an elegant yet easy dish that’s luxurious but not heavy. In this ...

This recipe uses plant-based sausage and sautéed zucchini to offer a brighter take on carbonara. Just make sure to use animal ...

When actor Stanley Tucci visited Nerano, a small Italian village near the Amalfi Coast, while filming his popular CNN series Searching for Italy, he likely wasn't expecting to make a regional pasta an ...

From Italy’s Amalfi Coast, pasta alla nerano features long, thin pasta tossed with a velvety sauce made with pureed zucchini. It’s an elegant yet easy dish that’s luxurious but not heavy. In this ...

Jessica loves actor Stanley Tucci’s new show “Searching for Italy,” and was inspired to try one of the dishes featured on the program. She discovered that what makes spaghetti alla nerano so delicious ...

There’s nothing better, easier, or more family-friendly than a weeknight pasta dinner... except once summer hits, some of our cheesy favorites don't quite hit the spot. When it’s hot out, all we want ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Here’s Your Bite’s recipe includes a few additional ...

Bright, briny bottarga, a Mediterranean delicacy, tops this take on zucchini pasta. By David Tanis There’s a lot of zucchini at the market. And in the garden. And in the neighbor’s garden. Yes, it is ...