Antonella De Santis

Products of the month: asparagus and a recipe by Igles Corelli

Asparagus are one of the best products of spring: healthy and delicious, they can be used in lots of different ways. Here's everything you need to know.

30 years ago Gambero Rosso published the Slow Food Manifesto. Here is the complete copy

After30 years from its first publication on the pages of Gambero Rosso, here is once again the Slow Food Manifesto. 

The first Worldwide Italian Cuisine Week

In the first Worldwide Italian Cuisine Week promotes food, agriculture and the entire Italy system, inaugurating a new cooperation model between private and institutional bodies.

NI-Nutritional Intelligence: hospital meals designed by Niko Romito

Eating well in hospital? Now it’s possible thanks to a groundbreaking project launched by Niko Romito. The protocol draws techniques from haute cuisine and takes them to collective dining, with a net reduction of waste and loss of nutrients through...

Earthquake in Amatrice: the food world’s fundraising efforts

The food world is taking action in support of victims of Italy’s most recent earthquake. Many initiatives involve cooks, producers, restaurateurs and farmers. Participation is crucial for both immediate support in the state of emergency and subsequent reconstruction.

Present and future of Italian gelato: great masters and promising pupils

There’s a little bit of everything in regards to gelato: poor and low end quality to excellent. We obviously want to focus on the highest tiers, pinpointing today’s and tomorrow’s greatest names.

Dining on Italy's smaller islands: 14 destinations for summer 2016

Slow and relaxed pace, crystal waters brimming with fish, volcanoes, vineyards, stunning panoramas… there are plenty of dining options off the mainland. Italy is studded with varying sized islands in a Mediterranean paradise. But where to dine?

Dining on the Sicilian islands: 10 tips for summer 2016

Dark volcanic sand, strong winds, tortoises, volcanoes, vineyards: The Sicilian islands boast killer views and open air treasures. They conceal extraordinary products and ingredients plus deep-seated culinary tradition that bridges both sea and land.

Denny Imbroisi, Ida in Paris. An Italian in France

He named his restaurant after his sister, Ida, and parisians are going mad for his pasta based menu. Denny Imbroisi has enchanted his customers with the taste of traditions.

How to spot quality gelato according to Italy’s major artisan gelato maker

In order to find clarity in the gelato world, we asked Italy’s prominent artisans: Alberto Marchetti from Turin, Simone Bonini from Florence, Marco Radicioni and Claudio Torcé from Rome, Corrado Assenza from Noto in Sicily. Here’s what they answered.
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