Food News

Climate change prevents us from being self-sufficient. How the cuisine of Venissa by Chiara Pavan and Francesco Brutto is changing

The two chefs of Venissa are abandoning the utopia of total self-production and creating a network of small local producers that fuels their "environmental" cuisine. And they say: "We save each other"

Panuozzo from Gragnano: what it is and where to buy the best ones

With pizza dough, you can create many delicious treats, starting with the legendary panuozzi, which in a smaller version are called saltimbocca

Alain Ducasse opens a restaurant in Naples: at the Romeo Hotel, one of the world's most important chefs is awaited

Located on the ninth floor of the Romeo Luxury Hotel in Naples, the restaurant of chef Alain Ducasse will bring his philosophy to the city, embodying the concept of "cuisine de la naturalité.Located on the ninth floor of the Romeo...

Italians do it better: Sicilian Ramen

In everyday life in Japan, people eat pasta, ravioli, meats, and fish cooked on a grill or griddle. And then there's ramen, the typical hearty soup that lends itself to many variations. Here's a Sicilian version

The 3 best ice cream parlors in Parma chosen by Gambero Rosso

There are three ice cream parlors in Parma awarded by our latest Gelaterie d'Italia guide. One has received the Tre Coni, the highest rating

Where to eat Apulian cuisine in Milan. The ultimate guide

Some say that in the Lombard capital it's easier to come across someone from Apulia than a Milanese. Certainly, the percentage of "emigrants" from the heel of Italy is very high, as is the spread (and passion) for the specialties...

Forget Carbonara; the real Roman dish is Penne alla Vodka. Gambero Rosso's investigation unveils the origin of the recipe

The genius of a great Italian chef is behind Penne alla Vodka, one of the most iconic dishes of the 1980s. A worldwide success that, however, we have erased in Italy

The Michelin Guide awards the best hotels in Italy: Cipriani and Bottura on the podium

Michelin has begun to stamp its symbol on the most beautiful hospitality venues in the world, much like its fiercest competitor, The World 50 Best. Here's the Italian ranking

Epic "vignarola" and amazing pork offal beans. From Risulta to Perugia, we devoured everything (with great pleasure)

No homemade bread, but plenty of enjoyment. Risulta in Perugia uproots two concepts: a restaurant doesn't necessarily have to be designed for grand occasions, and the chef doesn't have to do everything. Here's our review

A prominent deli owner from Rome opens a bistro. La Differenza, from the Stramaccioni family, arrives in San Giovanni

A new chapter for Rome's signboard, "pizzicaroli" for three generations. Two interconnected rooms, open for lunch, aperitif, and dinner, with Emanuele Cozzo from Bistrot 64 providing consultancy in the kitchen
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