EN News in Evidenza

Gluten Freak. Pop-up bakery in Milan

A pop-up bakery that showcases croissants, pain au chocolat, grilled cheese sandwichesand other leavened products in Milan. It's called Gluten Freak, a project by Laura Lazzaroni and Paolo Minguzzi.

Anissa Helou, the chef who tells the story of Islamic cuisine

A multifaceted and enterprising woman who has found the key to success in the kitchen and in the Islamic food culture: introducing Anissa Helou, chef and writer.

Up and coming chefs. Andrea Leali and Michelangelo Mammoliti

The four-handed dinner at Casa Leali in Puegnago sul Garda was an opportunity to learn more about the two emerging Chefs for our Ristoranti d'Italia guide, Andrea Leali and Michelangelo Mammoliti.

The Best Specialty coffee bars in Milan

Many different coffee shops make up the Milanese coffee scene, a heterogeneous and multifaceted panorama, which in terms of quality is avant-garde. Here are the best addresses.

A large urban farm at the Paris Expo

Port de Versailles, Paris. This is where, in the spring of 2020, what will be the largest urban agricultural company in the world will be born. A space of 14,000 square meters inside the Parc Des Expositions, the center dedicated...

France: upward estimates for production, but exports slow

On the production front, the French Ministry of Agriculture has revised upwards the estimates of 2018, bringing them to 49.47 million hectoliters of wine. But pdo prices fall. Here are the details.

Fast food does more harm than it did 30 years ago: more salt and more calories

Despite the healthy-food trends of the latest years, fast food chains keep increasing the amount of salt and calories in their food. Here are the details.

Anforae, jugs and other ancestral containers are back in style for wine and beyond

Ancient origins, sustainable practices and very current results. The use of terracotta to preserve and refine food––from wine to cheese––dates back to the dawn of human civilization: often forgotten, today it excites producers, critics and the public. From Italy to...

Enrico Crippa caught between Langhe and Asia

The chef is one of the most intriguing interpreters of contemporary Italian cuisine. From Brianza to the Langhe, by way of Osaka: Enrico Crippa in a nutshell.

The natural and sparkling push of the Great north

On the one hand, Sweden, with its monopolies and a surge in sales of Italian bubbles. On the other hand, Denmark, the realm of micro-importers, where natural wines and brands (rather than denominations) are driving consumption. Nordic route for the...
linkedin facebook pinterest youtube rss twitter instagram facebook-blank rss-blank linkedin-blank pinterest youtube twitter instagram