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Hunting for swordfish: chronicle of a fishing trip in the Strait of Messina

From late spring to the end of September, boats divide sea slots to fish for Atlantic saury, bullet tuna, albacore, and swordfish. Journey aboard a felucca navigating the most literary and poetic waters of history

The hidden restaurant among Lazio's beaches in a family-friendly Lido (where politicians and journalists meet)

An excellent seafood cuisine by the sea. We found it in Lavinio, just a few kilometers from Anzio, in a very different kind of beach establishment

Marsala vs. Marsala: the revival of Pre-British wines opens a new path for Western Sicilian viticulture

Less alcoholic, gastronomic, original: the historic oxidative wines of the town of Trapani could offer a future for a type that is increasingly difficult to sell

The story of the rotisserie that revived rotisseries in Italy

A nearly declining formula, that of the rotisserie, until recent years when young entrepreneurs decided to focus on the genre. In the province of Naples, one of the brightest examples is Rostì, which won the Regional Champion award in the...

In Naples, a DJ has revolutionised Street Food with his Chinese dumplings

Luca Affatato's dumplings contain entire worlds. With past lives as an IT specialist, DJ, producer, and cook, since 2021 he has broken all the rules of Neapolitan street food with his Chinese dumplings

The 12 best rosé wines from Etna selected by Gambero Rosso

Among the wines of the Etna DOC, the rosés represent a small gem to keep an eye on and add to your list of wines to uncork this summer. Here are the labels we recommend

Four young people from Bologna have turned Ragù into a perfect sandwich everyone loves

The project, which has grown and expanded over time, is RAGŪ, a take-away kitchen specialising in Emilian cuisine. It has won the title of Regional Champion in the new Gambero Rosso Street Food 2025 guide

Here’s why beer and lemonade will be the drink of the Summer

Panaché, better known as beer and lemonade, is a historic beverage making a comeback among young people today

The solitude of Sardinian Culurgiones, different from all others, cousins of Japanese Gyoza and Chinese Jiaozi

Research reveals that stuffed pasta, originating in Eurasia, first arrived in Northern Italy before spreading to the rest of the Peninsula. Culurgiones, however, do not resemble any Italian stuffed pasta but rather Chinese and Japanese dumplings

De-alcoholised wines? A load of rubbish. If young people drink less, it's the industry's fault. Interview with Josko Gravner

Josko Gravner is the spiritual father of orange wine. His macerations in the Gorizia Collio have influenced half the wine world, and he warns: "Just because you use an amphora to macerate poorly produced grapes with defects, it doesn't mean...
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