Welcome to no regretti spaghetti.

If you’re looking for delicious recipes, you’re in the right place.

Pasta, from scratch

New to pasta or want to improve your existing skills? I’ve designed a complete guide to making fresh pasta at home, with video tutorials, detailed step by steps, tricks and tips, and everything I’ve learnt over the years, all in one place.

LATEST RECIPES

LATEST RECIPES

Gabriella Simonian Gabriella Simonian

Same day ciabatta

A simple recipe for a same day ciabatta that can be made in 4 hours from start to finish. No biga or starter required - perfect for those who are a little impulsive, like myself.

Read More
Gabriella Simonian Gabriella Simonian

Pesto alla Genovese

The OG green sauce we all know and love: pesto genovese. An authentic recipe for pesto following the official guide!

Read More
Gabriella Simonian Gabriella Simonian

Classic Pomodoro Sauce

One of the most iconic pasta sauces that ever was: pomodoro. Here is my recipe for this classic sauce, using only a handful of ingredients. It’s pasta perfection!

Read More
Gabriella Simonian Gabriella Simonian

Gnocchi di patate with short rib ragu

One of my most cooked recipes to date! A luxurious short rib ragu that ticks all the boxes. Paired in this recipe with a gnocchi di patate - without using egg - super light and fluffy. Honestly, this sauce goes wonderfully with any pasta, especially pappardelle or rigatoni.

Read More
Gabriella Simonian Gabriella Simonian

The most perfect zucchini pasta

A quick and delicious zucchini pasta that is guaranteed to please a crowd. Zucchini is cooked down until jammy, resulting in the most delectable of sauces.

Read More
Gabriella Simonian Gabriella Simonian

Lasagne alla Portofino

Lasagne alla Portofino is a stunning take on the oven-baked dish we all know and love. Egg pasta sheets layered with creamy besciamella and pesto genovese.

Read More
Gabriella Simonian Gabriella Simonian

Pici with Guanciale and Tomato Butter

A delectable sauce made from whipped butter, tomato and roasted garlic. It’s heavenly, a little bit naughty, and very, very easy to eat a lot of.

Read More