Annalisa Zordan

From California to the Camino de Santiago. The journey of the courageous baker who returned to open a bakery in a remote village

Two years ago, in Valva, a small virtuous bakery opened, Miria Forno Artigiano. The creator, a sommelier and baker, brought a breath of fresh, international air to this small town in the province of Salerno

One of the chefs who revolutionized world cuisine opens an ice cream parlor. The new project by Albert Adrià

Gelato Collection. That's the name of the new project by Albert Adrià, who, together with Enigma's pastry chef Alfredo Machado Díaz, is opening in Barcelona

In a (always crowded) kiosk on the seafront of Reggio Calabria, there is one of the best gelaterias in Italy

The long queue is a constant, as well as the quality of the gelato that earned Gelato Cesare in Reggio Calabria the highest recognition from the Gelaterie d'Italia guide in 2024

Origin and history of Italy's most famous saltless bread

Tuscan Bread PDO is perhaps the most famous of saltless breads, mentioned even in the Divine Comedy

Creative cuisine, seafood dishes, and light wines: this is how mountain restaurants reinvent themselves while waiting for the snow

Snow tourism is holding on, "thanks" to snowmaking facilities, but how much longer can we rely on artificial snow?

The garlic ice cream from this Turin gelateria is incredible

We tried Ottimo's garlic ice cream! Good is not enough. It caught us off guard. Especially when we discovered its secret (spoiler: cashews)

The 70 best gelaterias in Italy 2024 awarded with the Tre Coni by Gambero Rosso

The new edition of our Gelaterias in Italy guide was presented at Sigep. Here are all the 2024 awards.

The revival of an ancient agave-based spirit (which is neither tequila nor mezcal)

Only twenty-five varieties out of over three hundred are registered, and among them is the American agave, also called blue agave, the basis of an ancestral drink: miske, or Andean agave. Which is neither tequila nor mezcal

Large air pockets, stone-milled flours, sourdough. Debunking a few myths surrounding bread

You may have scrolled through your social media wall and seen a proliferation of sliced breads with giant air pockets in plain sight. It is just one example of an increasingly common way of communicating the quality of bread. Hear...

Torrone: how to make the Italian Christmas treat at home

Panettone and Pandoro dominate the Italian Christmas table. Torrone always plays a supporting role. But in actual fact the confection boasts ancient origins and offers an extraordinary array of variations: crumbly, soft, nut- and seed-studded with hazelnuts, almonds, pistachio, sesame...
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