Autumnal Mushroom Tortellini, filled with an explosion of umami. Portobello and European dried porcini are sauteed in white wine, garlic and a medley of herbs and then folded into our supple, rich pasta sheets. Autumn in a dish. NOTE: Our Tortellini Funghi doesn't come with any sauce included, but we recommend you purchase our Burnt Butter & Sage Sauce as an accompaniment.

We've finally caved and decided to make a tiramisu. There have been more requests for us to make this over the last four years of business (isn't that something spectacular in itself?!) than anything else... So, here it is. We've not strayed too far from tradition with our Tiramisu, and the reasoning behind that is the same we'd apply if we had a Ferrari... Perfection doesn't need a makeover!

If you have enjoyed our chilli paste before, we challenge you to try this new version now. Thick, delicious chilli paste perfect as a spread on fresh bread or on a warm slice of sourdough focaccia.. yum! A great addition to any of your pasta sauces or over the top of your favourite veggies. This chilli paste is now spicier than ever, try it if you dare!

For those who really, truly, absolutely adore chilli and the chilli sweats; this one's for you. VERY hot, VERY limited stock (for reasons I fear are quite obvious - we're not all brave enough!). A combination of Carolina Reaper, Cayenne, Ghost Pepper, Trinidad Scorpion Chocolate, Trinidad Moruga Scorpion, Aussie Brain Killer, 7 Pod Yellow and Chocolate Habanero, with a little extra virgin olive oil and some tomato paste (ha). (mis)fortune favours the brave!

Cacio e Pepe will remain a staple in our home, and in yours. A simple pecorino and pepper fonduta is folded into golden semolina pasta to create a signature dish that we're sure you're going to love. NOTE: Our Tortellini Cacio e Pepe doesn't come with a sauce included, but we recommend you purchase our Burnt Butter & Sage as an accompaniment!

We're happily obsessed with making soft gnocchi that taste like potato not flour. These heavenly pillows don’t need a complex sauce - a little tomato, a drizzle of oil, a grating of cheese and dinner is done. Another option is a burnt butter, garlic and sage sauce. Of course, they are lovely with our lamb ragu too! You can serve the gnocchi simply boiled or lightly pan fry once cooked. FRESHLY FROZEN

When we make our slow-cooked ragu, the whole kitchen is infused with warm, comforting aromas. We are so excited for you to have the same experience. We use lamb shoulder because it falls apart after slow cooking, plus a little tomato, red wine and herbs.

This is a traditional bolognese made with beef for body and flavour and pork for sweet softness. It's slow-cooked to meld the flavours properly just like nonna would do.

Italians know that simple often means best - this burnt butter and sage sauce is the perfect herby, toasty dressing for filled pasta. You can also let it melt over grilled meats or potatoes for a luxe finish.

Our Chilli oil is simple and very effective. Great to add an extra kick to any tomato based pasta sauce, or to drizzle a little over a good woodfired pizza. We've been loving it on our bacon & eggs in the morning, too!

Aged for a minimum of 9 months, the origin of Grana Padano dates back to the Cistercian monks of the Chiaravalle Abbey. From the polders of northern Italy, the cheese is produced with milk from free-range cows that are let to graze on fresh forage and silage. Full-bodied, this hard cheese delivers a savoury and nutty touch with a dense and somewhat flaky texture. Creamy, mild and with a lingering aftertaste, it can be enjoyed on its own or as an accoutrement to your dish. A heritage unmatched by most cheeses, Grana Padano is in a class of its own, unique in nuances of both taste and texture.

These high quality Paco Lafuente Sardinillas are cleaned, selected, and categorised by hand and preserved in Spanish Olive Oil with just a little salt. A super-tasty way to share a pleasure, no matter the time of day (in my humble opinion)

Mussels from the Galician coast prepared in one of the most genuine sauce in Spain: Escabeche, which is made with paprika, vinegar, oil, garlic and bay leaves. A delicious savoury treat to have in the kitchen pantry.

Up to 12 sardines per tin in olive oil. Small and full of taste. This is a blue fish with high quantity of Omega 3 acids, very good for you! Delicious on crackers or bread, toss a few in a salad or in a pasta dish. And of course, straight out of the can as part of antipasti or a very good midnight snack!

These anchovies are incomparably good. Currently Andrea & Michelle's favourite midnight snack on a good piece of toast with a lot of butter. Or better yet, straight from the tin.

Irollo brings the traditional taste of Tuscany into your home, thanks to their gluten free alternative to the prized pappardelle made with corn & rice. Honestly, this is some of the best GF pasta we've ever tried, so much so that we even use it in the restaurant for GF diners!

This is the peak of Australian native ingredient; Davidson's plum offer a lovely, lightly sour and dense flavour profile, and with the addition of sugar, love and a bit of time, we've turned it into the ideal jam, with no need for added lemon! Hear me out, add it to a slow braise of meat (I'm remembering my mums fruity beef casserole here) for an incredible depth of flavour and sweetness that is unheard of. Otherwise, a very, very good choice as your accompaniment for a cheese plate, or just lather it on a hefty slice of sourdough and put a few slices of triple cream brie on top for added luxury.

Dedicated to the ancestor who created the recipe at the beginning of the 20th century, it is obtained from sweet, sun-dried grapes. The aromas and flavours of plum jam and red fruits intertwine with hints of honey and vanilla in a considerably dense and sweet product. It is perfect as a fresh dressing for various savoury or sweet dishes.