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What is "tonno di coniglio"? History and recipe of a Piedmontese dish born under false pretences

Tonno di coniglio is a traditional dish from rural Piedmont, particularly from the areas of Langhe, Roero, and Monferrato. The name is intriguing, but it has nothing to do with tuna from the sea

In one of the most beautiful galleries in Turin opens the wine bar by Costardi Bros

La Dispensa is the missing piece: an innovative project that brings together a wine shop, delicatessen and cocktail bar, all under the banner of culture

A covered market in the heart of the Maremma: here’s how MeQ is redefining Summer in Follonica

The covered market is reborn with a focus on sustainability and conviviality, transforming Follonica into one of Tuscany’s must-visit summer destinations. A meeting place for daily shopping – and much more

The spit roast on the beach just outside Cagliari (with stunning wines) that revolutionised Sardinian cuisine

Just a few minutes from the city, there’s a place that helped transform regional dining and still today serves great wines and spit-roasted eels

All the secrets to making perfect Pasta alla Nerano at home

It’s one of the most viral recipes on social media. But how do you make Nerano the right way? Here are the tips from a well-known Milanese delicatessen

At 86, she still makes limoncello the old-fashioned way: the recipe from a restaurant on the Sorrento coast

Nonna Giuseppina prepares limoncello using lemons and leaves from her garden and serves it every day at Antico Francischiello in Massa Lubrense

“A 30% tariff is unsustainable – but it’s consumers who will pay the most.” Francesco Giovannini of Mezzacorona issues warning

The General Manager of the Trentino group also speaks of difficulties with the euro/dollar exchange rate and sees retail as the weakest link

Milan: an agricultural area opens where you can enjoy an aperitif among the fields

A new place, not far from the centre of Milan, offering unique experiences that blend nature and social life. An agricultural area that also becomes a meeting place, a hub of food culture and rural hospitality

Little Italy in New York is Italian in name only. The disastrous effects of mass tourism

It’s certainly little, but it’s not Italy. Wandering through an iconic neighbourhood that no longer lives up to its name (crammed with tables)

Here’s the secret dish of champion Sinner (cooked by his grandmother)

There are many dishes the tennis star loves, but one in particular stands out above the rest
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