These delicious Italian side dishes will add the perfect touch to your Italian feast creating a balanced and complete meal!
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Italian cuisine is more than just lasagna, mozzarella stuffed meatballs, and pasta (though these are certainly delicious!). It’s a symphony of fresh flavors, vibrant ingredients, and simple yet satisfying dishes. But sometimes, the spotlight falls solely on the main course, leaving the side dishes feeling neglected. Not anymore! Today, we’re celebrating the unsung heroes of the Italian table with delicious Italian Side Dishes that will steal the show.
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Green Bean Salad (Easy Italian Recipe)
You will want to make this delicious Italian green bean side dish often after tasting it for the first time! It's also super easy and can be served hot, warm or cold!
These Italian roasted potatoes, with their crisp exterior, fluffy interior, herbal notes, and delightful taste, are ideal companions to a substantial main course or simply enjoyed on their own.
This quick and easy Italian tomato salad is ready in just 10 minutes! It's fresh, sweet, and has a tangy kick, making it the perfect accompaniment to your favorite Italian meals!
This Italian Grinder Salad is packed with the flavors of a Traditional Italian Sub Sandwich. It’s loaded with classic deli meats, crisp iceberg lettuce, pepper jack cheese, tangy pepperocini peppers and a delicious creamy dressing that will have everyone coming back for more.
Unleash the bold and zesty flavors of Italy with every bite of this giardiniera recipe! Hand-crafted with fresh vegetables, aromatic spices, and just the right amount of mild heat, it’s the perfect addition to any dish.
Made with spinach and Swiss chard and ricotta these Italian gnocchi are both luxurious and light. Traditionally baked with butter and sage, this traditional dish comes from the Piemonte in Northern Italy. It is perfect as side dish with red or white meat!
These are just a few ideas to get your creative Italian side dish juices flowing. With fresh ingredients, bold flavors, and a touch of amore, you can transform any meal into a culinary celebration. So go forth, explore, and buon appetito!
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