NYC's iconic gourmet eat in/take out/catering/events co. since 1981. Mangia is the original Italian farm-to-table eatery in the heart of Manhattan. We are here to share news about our community, recipes, cooking tips and much more.
The name comes from the appearance, not the texture, which happens to be lovely a tender crumb studded with currants, golden raisins, and candied lemon peel. The sprinkling of granulated sugar before…
When you bake a batch of these, your kitchen, perhaps even your whole house, will be perfumed with the aroma of cinnamon. Lots of pecans make these rich and crunchy. While we consider these ones of o…
A classic Mediterranean pairing-potatoes and chorizo-are combined here with chicken and peas to make a full-flavored, hearty bowl that can be served as a meal in itself, or as a prelude to a dinner o…
Sticky" says it all. If you love caramel, this is the recipe for you. Like Chelsea Buns these are made from yeast dough. Letting the dough rise, then punching it down, is time-consuming. The beauty o…
Like our Cheddar Scones, these muffins can be served over the course of the day, starting with breakfast. These are just the thing for a fall picnic or informal buffet. If you are looking for a simpl…
Our banana muffins are bestsellers and have been from the day Mangia opened in February 1982. They are filled with golden raisins and pecan pieces, but the real twist is the walnut oil we add for fla…
These are elegant and sophisticated, and just peppery enough to make a fine accompaniment to soups (two particularly good matchings are suggestions below), vegetable salads, or cut-up sweet fruits. T…
When autumn arrives, and with-it pumpkins ripening in the fields, we like to offer these seasonal scones. You don't have to prepare fresh pumpkins to make them: Canned pumpkins work just fine. Moist …
These are beautiful party cookies and a delicious challenge for the experienced cook or cookie maker. The effort, including two different baking, will be worth it when you see just how lovely looking…
The butter makes it rich; the cake flour makes it tender. Dried fruits lend not only lovely color but also a tart sweetness and texture. Serve this stylish loaf for breakfast, with a cup of tea in th…
We can't call these "healthy" muffins despite the amount of bran we use in them. We can call these good, moist, honey-flavored, and raisin-filled, though, and we know a basket of these at breakfast m…
If you think coconut muffins run a distant second to Mangia's other, more traditional muffins, like blueberry or bran, think again. These fly out the door. They are sweet and tender little bits of co…
These are the perfect summer muffin, delicious and pretty, with a juice-stained golden crumb. In berry season, make several batches of these; then freeze the overrun. You will be happy you did, espec…
We make our blueberry muffins with fresh blueberries only. So earmark this recipe for early summer, when the first crop of berries comes into the markets. You might be wondering what an apple is doin…
Thesis remarkably rich tasting and full-flavored, more like a stew than a soup, thanks in large part to the generous amount of roasted tomatoes that serve as the base. You can prepare the tomatoes an…
This classic scone, one of the first we ever made when we opened in 1982, is still one of our most popular. Buttermilk, which we use in all our scone recipes, creates a more tender crumb than regular…
Lots of hazelnuts and butter, plus chocolate, explain why these cutouts are so addictive. There is no other way to say it: These fly out the door.
As quick breads go, carrot is popular and zucchini bread is even more so, which makes this one, with carrot and zucchini, an odds-on favorite. Many versions of zucchini cake contain walnuts, but not …
We make Chelsea Buns every Friday but only on Fridays-and customers literally wait in line for them. Buttery, rich, and satisfying, the buns are made with yeast dough, which takes time to prepare. Yo…
We like the rustic look of scones in general, and these, in particular. They are just plain inviting-rich brown in color and shot through with lots of dark raisins, some of which poke through the top…