Coppola Virtual Food & Wine Feast

From the Coppola family kitchen: Main Dishes

Dr. Pomponio's Quick Pasta Sauce with Spaghetti

Italia Coppola's cousin, Dr. Pomponia, a doctor who lived in Napoli, always bragged about his tomato sauce. It takes just 15 or 20 minutes to make, he boasted, but no one took him seriously.

From the Coppola family kitchen: Main Dishes

Maria Zasa Coppola’s Genovese-Style Pot Roast

We don't know what type of mushroom she used in her pot roast but if she were cooking it in America, it most likely would have been commercial white mushrooms or canned mushrooms.

Authentic Recipes: Rustic Francis's Favorites

Parrilla-Grilled New York Steak with Romesco and Braised Mushrooms

You don’t need a parrilla to make this appetizer; use a gas grill or Weber kettle.

From the Coppola family kitchen: Sides

Italia's Tomato-Mozzarella Loaf

Be sure to have plenty of napkins on the table, as this rustic loaf must be eaten with your fingers. Use the best in-season tomatoes you can find and if you can pluck them off the vines moments before slicing them, that's just perfect. This rustic loaf is from Mama Coppola's Pasta Book.

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Food of the Italian South with author Katie Parla

Easter Bread Recipe

For South-dwellers and especially Neapolitans, Casatiello is the iconic savory bread for this holiday time.

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Coppola's “A Tavola” Weekly Dining Experience

A Tavola: Aunt Cecely

In this final look at "a tavola," the Tuesday night dinner experience at Rustic, the on-site restaurant at Francis Ford Coppola Winery, we get to know the one and only Aunt Cecely.