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What to do with  a ton of long Italian hot peppers in your garden?  Stuffed them with a meatball mix and bake for a spic...
10/11/2026

What to do with a ton of long Italian hot peppers in your garden? Stuffed them with a meatball mix and bake for a spicy tray of stuffed peppers, served them on a plate covered in homemade marinara, some ravioli and homemade focaccia bread made with our 90 minute dough that you can find on our blog thefiftiesfightclub.com. This was a recipe we just winged with what we had at home. Result? Very good BUT only if you have a high tolerance for heat. These peppers are really spicy! How to make: slice peppers longways and remove the seeds and membrane. For the filling we used a pound of ground meat, a small onion diced, two cloves garlic a half cup pecorino romano, a half cup of a breadcrumb/ milk paste, salt and pepper . Stuff the peppers and bake at 425F for 20 minutes. For the marinara, dice a small onion and clove garlic and sauté. when soft add a 28 oz can of good tomatoes. Season with salt, pepper and fresh basil. For the focaccia, use a half recipe of our 90 minute pizza dough. Add olive oil to a 9x9 square pan and spread the dough. Let it rest for an hour. After@an hour Press you fingers into the dough to create dimples throughout. Coat with olive oil, parmigiano reggiano, rosemary, basil salt and pepper. Bake at 425 for 15-20 minutes. Enjoy!

10/09/2026

Old school Italian birthday dinner Manninos_oakdale. Usually go for their amazing specials but this time we stuck to traditional Italian-American classics which did not disappoint. And a great birthday dinner was had. 😊🎉

Not a food photo, however we had to share this amazing moment with our followers. Last night our family continued its gr...
10/03/2026

Not a food photo, however we had to share this amazing moment with our followers. Last night our family continued its growth, congratulations to our son Joe and his fiancée Ana. We are ecstatic and so happy to have Ana join our family and The Fifties Fight Club - Joe and Susie clan 😀.

Hasn’t been a pizza day in a while. Woke up to this dough!!  Can’t wait. Toppings??
09/23/2026

Hasn’t been a pizza day in a while. Woke up to this dough!! Can’t wait. Toppings??

We are perfecting this decadent, creamy pasta and shrimp recipe that is lighter than one would expect. How?  We don’t us...
09/19/2026

We are perfecting this decadent, creamy pasta and shrimp recipe that is lighter than one would expect. How? We don’t use heavy cream or butter. A plate of this at an Italian restaurant would likely cost you $40. Keep an eye out for this one. We want to create what our viewers desire. Recipes like this interest you?? Let us know below.

09/10/2026

Real peace of mind doesn’t come from a label. It comes from cooking it yourself.

You’ve earned the right to know exactly what’s fueling the body that’s carried you this far. Learning to cook isn’t about becoming a chef — it’s taking back control, one real ingredient at a time.

Start with one meal. Read one label. Swap one processed thing for something real. That’s the fight.

👇 What’s ONE thing you stopped buying once you started cooking it yourself? Follow The Fifties Fight Club - Joe and Susie for great recipes with real flavor.

As many of you know, Ed Sheeran has been visiting some local restaurants on Long Island but look who popped up at our ho...
09/05/2026

As many of you know, Ed Sheeran has been visiting some local restaurants on Long Island but look who popped up at our house for some homemade pizza! Can’t say i blame him lol! The pizza was awesome as always and so was the company. Had to get in on the Ed Sheeran sightings on Long Island trend. 🤣 😂

08/27/2026

This was hands down one of the best dining experiences we’ve had all year. 🥃🔥

We spent the evening at Sparrow Kitchen & Cocktails in Garden City for an incredible wh***ey tasting dinner curated by Chef Mike Wydor, perfectly paired with spirits from Great Jones . Every single course was a masterpiece, but a few dishes completely blew us away.

Here is the full menu play-by-play:

Welcoming cocktail and snack: Zucchini fritters with poblano pepper, lemon zest, goat cheese, and a fresh basil aioli.

Course 1: Local tuna tartare with capers, red onion, Dijon, and crunchy waffle chips.

Course 2: Seared foie gras soaked in bourbon with blistered muscat grapes, pistachios, and a rich bourbon reduction. This dish was outstanding.

Course 3 (The Star of the Show): Farm & Sea—line-caught grilled swordfish topped with a bacon rye jam, paired with locally grown heirloom tomatoes and fresh herbs. The bacon jam and heirloom tomato paired exquisitely with the swordfish.

Course 4: Sweet & salty caramel corn with sweet corn gelato, salted popcorn, and a warm bourbon caramel sauce.

The Verdict: The rye was smooth, the bourbon-soaked foie gras was unbelievable, and that swordfish with the fresh heirloom tomatoes... total perfection.

If you get the chance to catch one of Chef Mike’s pairing dinners, go for it! ***eytasting

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