Pasta Queen Nadia Caterina Munno Brings Great Food and Fashion in New Cooking Series Set in Italy (Exclusive)

“The Pasta Queen,” which premieres October 24 on Prime Video, follows the social media star in Italy

Nobody knows pasta like Nadia Caterina Munno.

The cookbook author and social media star, known on the Internet as Queen Pasta, brings her love for Italian cuisine to the small screen in her travel series: Queen of Pasta. The Prime Video show will follow the chef to different regions of her home country and bring lessons, ingredients and recipes back to her kitchen.

PEOPLE has an exclusive first look at the new trailer ahead of its October 24 premiere. It begins with Munno explaining that he is part of the “noodle dynasty.”

“Come with me on a journey through Italy and I will teach you how to cook true Italian,” he says.

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Beautiful seaside and countryside scenes flash across the screen, giving you a taste of what’s to come. Munno’s outfits are as beautiful as the scenery.

“Discover the beauty of ingredients,” she says in one of the many floral dresses. “It’s about quality over quantity.”

During the season, he harvests some of his own ingredients and presents viewers with traditions such as 1,400-year-old clam farming practices.

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But Munno’s charm persists even when he gets his hands dirty. “I’m sorry, but wasn’t there a designer version of this thing?” – he jokes in Italian to the fisherman, pointing to the matching rubber suits.

After the trip, Munno invites viewers to his home to “teach you all my secrets so you can prepare these dishes in your kitchen.” Classic Italian dishes can be enjoyed at a large table with members of the Pasta Queen family.

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Gnocchi, focaccia and lasagna are just a few of the recipes highlighted in the trailer, and they all have one key ingredient in common.

“Do everything with great love so that the end result is wonderful,” says Munno. “Just like you.”

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According to her website, Munno’s pasta heritage dates back to the 19th century, when her family opened a pasta factory in southern Italy. Her social media presence as a pasta connoisseur began in 2020 when she saw a “blasphemous” lasagna recipe on TikTok and felt her “culture was being misrepresented.” This prompted her to post her family’s recipes online. Four years later, he has almost 8.5 million followers on Instagram and TikTok.

Queen of Pasta Premieres on October 24 on Prime Video.

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