Valtènesi Chiaretto, a real and proper enological exclusivity of the Brescian Riviera of Lake Garda.
A Brunello di Montalcino which represents the philosophy, winemaking style and terroir of Podere le Ripi
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Cannonau is a thin-skinned black grape that grows in Sardinia, a large island off Italy’s western coast.
In my second part of Fundamental Italian ingredients, I'll continue breaking down the importance of seasonal vegetables, as they relate to both regional Italian cooking, but also their role in the ever-amazing Mediterranean Diet. Keep broadening your knowledge of cooking like a real Italian with me!
As Italy is getting ready to face another holiday season at home, in this nation where family celebrations during the holidays are absolutely de rigueur, the nation’s chocolatiers are stepping up to fill a chocolate-need. While sales of traditional mass-produced Easter eggs will always be prolific, the quality and beauty behind artisanal Easter eggs is an ever-increasing point of pride for pastry shops and specialty chocolate producers from across the Italian nation. With Sara Porro, Mamablip readers can explore the world of superb Italian chocolate craftsmanship on display for this special springtime holiday.
In the historic Italian birthplace of Parmigiano Reggiano, Culatello, traditional Balsamic Vinegar, Piadine, and tagliatelle (to name just a few), food represents local culture, lifestyles, and identities. Happily for us, wines are not lacking in the region, just think of the Lambrusco and Sangiovese di Romagna selections.
The Mediterranean Diet is one of the healthiest eating plans out there, so it comes as a tasty surprise that it’s also a delicious way to live and feed your body. Part of this Mediterranean culinary lifestyle is eating seasonally, especially with colorful, vibrant vegetables.
During the Vino Nobile di Montepulciano 2018 Anteprima, new wines were tasted, new labels were produced for the 60 wine journalist to oooh and aaah over, and new connections were made with old Montepulciano favorites.
It’s common knowledge that when you eat in Italy, you’re going to be eating well. Fresh ingredients, seasonal recipe rotations, important balances between healthy fats, nutritional impact, and vitamin intake all typically make for a daily dietary experience that’s quite beneficial to its practitioners. Scientists and medical research has recently put their sights on the Mediterranean Diet, its approach, its benefits, and its components. What’s the final conclusion? Let’s explore with Francesca Ciancio to see how the Mediterranean Diet is revolutionizing (and has been for some time) dietary studies and food sciences around the world.
In a world where ice cream remains a summertime treat we all look forward to enjoying, we might find the trends of ice cream flavors and presentations both alluring and overwhelming.
Proving that sometimes, age is just a number, and that a lifelong passion for perfection can be born even when a different road seems to be the way, Antonia Klugmann discovered her passion for culinary perfection when she had already undertaken a drastically different career path. A simple spark sparked led to a
Few Sicilian coastal areas are as densely inhabited as the Etna slopes, squashed by the great urban presence of nearby Catania, and by the other surrounding Etnean towns and provinces.
The wines from the Etna wine region in Sicily have long fascinated wine enthusiasts in the know. The Consorzio dell’Etna DOC is working behind the scenes to ensure that these superbly unique wines find a greater audience to showcase the determination.
Fruit and vegetables have a way of making us feel like we’re eating in a more healthy manner, finding new recipes that appeal to the senses both visually and sensorially. What if a home-delivery on a weekly basis made it even easier for home cooks, which we’ve all started to become during this past year of pandemic restrictions, to have access to a varied, seasonal fruit and veggie-packed selection from local greengrocers? Well, a total food-based revolution would be in order - let’s see how it’s all happening in Italy’s households.