Giambotta recipe

Ciambotta is a vegetable-rich stew from Southern Italy, boasting fresh seasonal veggies, tender potatoes and eggplant, fresh herbs, and a rich tomato broth. Perfect as a side dish or meatless main meal!

If you want to make this, you need to know how to pronounce it. Giambotta aka Jam-Boh-Tah with an Italian accent. If I could insert a sound clip of how I say it I would, but just use your best Jersey accent. Its a simple one skillet meal with ingredients you should have on hand. I grew up always eating this either at home or when out to eat with my family. Its sort of a twist on a chicken scarpariello. Giambotta is traditional southern Italian dish made of summer vegetables, but the…

When I was growing up I wasn’t very appreciative of the traditional cuisine of my Italian heritage. As a matter of fact, when in grade school, I ate the same thing every day for lunch: Oscar …

The whole family will love this one pan, quick and budget friendly meal!

Home Cooking: Contributor Stephanie Rizzolo makes the healthy Italian vegetable stew with her nonna with ingredients picked from her garden.

Ciambotta or giambotta is a vegetable stew of southern Italian cuisine. Ciambotta is popular throughout Calabria, Campania, Lazio, Basilicata and Abruzzo.

Grandma Sue used to grab whatever vegetables she had in the frig and whip this up for us on a cold winter's day. It's also great in the summer when you have fresh vegetables from the garden.

Giambotta is basically an Italian Stew and is a typical dish of the southern regions of Italy. Giambotta can be eaten as a first course or as side dish. There are many variations of Giambotta and t…

It's pretty undisputed in my family that if a crown was to be given for cooking, my Aunt Norma would have taken it, and in my family, that is no easy feat. Aunt Norma and my Grandma Jo were sisters and in typical Italian-American fashion they lived across the street from each other with an open door policy. Growing up, my sisters and I spent a lot of time at my grandma's and so Aunt Norma too, was a daily part of our lives. I can still see, as clear as day, Aunt Norma pushing open the front