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History and recipe of American fudge, the sweet created in colleges

It seems as if it was born by chance, but what is certain is that it owes its success to American college students.

History and variants of crêpes around the world

Flambéed and sweet in France, layered and baked in Hungary, cut into strips and coated with powdered sugar in Austria: this is how crêpes are made around the world.

Office lunch hacks: ideas for the perfect lunchbox

Not only pizza and sandwiches: to be shared with colleagues, the office lunch break is above all a way to relax and unwind by enjoying good food, even better if brought from home.

Italian Sunday desserts: products and traditions, region by region

The Italian pastry and dessert range is wide and complex, it is not easy to choose a one dessert that's symbolic for each territory: we have gathered the most representative and typical of family-style lunches.

Baking recipes. Pizza di scarola – Escarole savoury pie

It's time to learn how to make Italian escarole savoury pie. Here's the recipe!

Leftover egg whites: 3 recipes to use them

From Angel cake to meringue, there are lots of recipes to try if you have leftover egg whites. Here are three ideas.

Think Rice, Think Thailand

Thai Hom Mali Rice is one of Thailand treasures. A rice variety that is one of kind at the centre of the culture and the cuisine of the country. But the use of this long-grain rice is more than just...

Maple syrup, agave and others: history and characteristics of vegetable sweeteners

There are vegetable honeys produced without the work of bees, but above all there are syrups derived from plants, maple and agave in the lead. Here is everything you need to know about alternatives to honey as sweeteners.

Semolina-based desserts: recipes from around the world, from the Middle East to Italy

In classic sfogliatelle it's mixed with ricotta but in many countries it's used as the absolute protagonist for desserts boasting unique flavors. Here's how to use semolina in pastry making.

Sdijuno. The secret of the centennial Abruzzo peasants is their mid-morning meal

A rich snack, able to bring sustenance to men and women during hard work in the fields. History and tradition of the Abruzzo native "sdijuno," the 11 o'clock meal.
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