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In Piedmont, creativity has the flavour of risotto with frogs. Here are the best places to enjoy it

From the popular custom of frog hunting to the tables of renowned Piedmontese restaurants, risotto with frogs has evolved into a dish for chefs

The hidden restaurant along the Po Delta that loses its star, where you can eat oysters, mantis shrimp, and amazing fish. For us, a place close to the heart

When you arrive at Capanna di Eraclio, you find yourself in a painting, in a movie, and you fall in love. Everything enchants: the atmosphere, the beauty of the little things. And then there’s the food; well, the food is...

With Trump’s return to the White House, Italian Agribusiness feels the heat

At least a 10% tariff on all products imported from Europe: the tycoon’s plan to protect U.S. goods. Additional tariffs on wine, cheese, and cured meats, previously suspended by Biden, could also return

The best Trattorias to enjoy white truffle in Alba and surrounding areas

In autumn, Alba is synonymous with white truffle: here is a selection of standout local dining spots to savor this gem of Piedmontese cuisine

Why do we all eat (and strongly crave) pistachio ice cream?

Pistachio-mania is unstoppable: pistachio ice cream was the most consumed flavor in the summer of 2024. But why does everyone want pistachio? We tried to find an explanation

Casa Perbellini 12 Apostoli awarded Michelin Guide 2025's new Three-Star rating

The 2025 Gambero Rosso Restaurants of Italy Guide has also re-awarded the venue with the coveted Three Forks, following its relocation to a new location in central Verona

Vienna, Venice, and prohibition: how the Bar came to be and why it’s called that

The first prototype appeared in Venice, but it was thanks to Viennese culture that the historic cafés which fuelled the bar’s myth in Italy later emerged

The restaurant in the Ligurian mill where Pesto is served as a dessert

The Dolcedo mill has become an incubator of gastronomic ideas from the creative and tireless mind of chef Jacopo Chieppa, who is changing the landscape of Ligurian cuisine with his restaurant, Equilibrio

In the Padua prison, a bakery workshop promotes a high-quality social project

Matteo Concolato, head of the Giotto Bakery workshop, explains not only the project's purpose but also how he uses Agrimontana chestnuts in their bakery and gelato products

Neapolitan or Bolognese? The (tomato-free) history of the two ragùs that divide Italy

It was born in France in the 1600s, but it is in Italy that ragoût first encounters pasta and then tomato: together, they would conquer the world. However, they also divide Italy between Neapolitan and Bolognese traditions
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