Food News

How to eat caviar according to the “purists” of Italian Black Gold

"On the back of the hand, in the hollow between the index finger and thumb, and pure...": this is how to best enjoy caviar, according to Royal Food Caviar

Where to eat Pizza in New York: the 10 best spots chosen by Gambero Rosso

From the early 1900s to today, Italian pizzaiolos have brought and perfected the art of pizza in the Big Apple, making it the pizza's second home. Here’s a guide to enjoying a good Italian pizza in New York

The restaurant overlooking Lake Como opened by two friends in a 20th-century villa

One of the restaurants at Villa Lario Resort in Mandello, Amandus, led by chef Luca Mozzanica, offers a successful blend of local and seasonal cuisine

A small village in the Romagna Apennines hides a Family Restaurant hosting chefs from around the world

Matteo Cameli is a chef who divides his time between the kitchen, the woods, and the truffle grounds, and who has been attracting renowned and emerging chefs from all over the world to the Romagna Apennines for years. With the...

Here's how mortadella tells the story of the damage caused by overtourism: The New York Times criticizes Bologna. The Mayor responds: "An insult."

Short-term rentals, tour groups with megaphones, and chains of delis are devouring Bologna. A local resident shares how overtourism has changed the city

Alpine cow dishes and chicken ramen: here's what it's like to dine at Ferdy Wild, Italy's most famous agriturismo

For many, it's the "VIP agriturismo," but Ferdy Wild is primarily a multifaceted project encompassing cheese production, a modern restaurant, and hospitality, all within a mountainous environment

The unexpected Trattoria just a stone’s throw from the Highway: a Temple of Meat (and Chianina Cattle)

Just a stone’s throw from the Bettolle exit lies a true temple of Chianina beef (and Cinta Senese pork), where you can stock up on meat to take home, enjoy a meal, and even tour the farm. Unforgettable

"The United States has fallen in love with Spaghetti alla Nerano." The story and rise of the Campanian dish that's taking Miami by storm

The simple and naturally vegetarian dish, born half a century ago, is making waves across the ocean, especially in Miami

The fishermen's village of Salina Island hides a special Granita (a must-try)

A granita with the flavor of the island where it was born: ricotta and capers are the main ingredients, crafted by three young people from Salina who have become a true Aeolian institution. And they are open even in winter

In Sicily, two young nomadic chefs cook around the Island with their mothers

Two young people, after living in London for ten years, decided to return to Sicily and cook around the region with their mothers: here is the Via delle Palme project
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