Antonella Dilorenzo

Where to eat the best Carciofi alla Giudia in Rome

It’s the king of spring tables and an institution in Rome. A classic of Jewish-Roman cuisine, carciofo alla giudia is the must-have dish to try between April and May

Here’s why beer and lemonade will be the drink of the Summer

Panaché, better known as beer and lemonade, is a historic beverage making a comeback among young people today

Where to eat in gardens, greenhouses, and nurseries in Rome: the best restaurants and venues selected by Gambero Rosso

Whether greenhouses, nurseries, or gardens, the keyword is green. Here is a list of places in Rome where you can dine among trees, plants, and flowers

A Japanese Pizza sparks a dispute between Hiroshima and Osaka, but everyone (Even Italians) likes it

Called the Osaka pizza (but also from Hiroshima), okonomiyaki is a delicious and ingredient-rich Japanese street food, especially one - impossible to replicate at home - without which the Japanese dish cannot be considered a true okonomiyaki

Cacio e Pepe, the scientific way: how to make the perfect creamy saucwe? Dario Bressanini shares his secret

The recipe for cacio e pepe is also a scientific matter. We asked Dario Bressanini to explain how to make the perfect creamy version.
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