Food News

Homemade burger sauces: recipes to try

Hot or aromatic, spicy or smoked, sauce is a must on burgers. Here are the best ones to use in homemade sandwiches.

The spring of Italian wine in Zurich

During the Vini d'Italia event, we announced our Top Italian Restaurants in Zurich. The scene is getting more and more competitive.

Malaga’s tropical soul

A little-known aspect outside Spanish borders – and discovered at the Salón de Innovación en Hostelería in Malaga last February – is the production of tropical fruits in Malaga and hinterland, the other flagships of agri-food industry in southern Andalusia....

Nutritional values and properties of plant-based milks as dairy-free alternatives

Vegans’ favourite, they are also particularly suitable for people with lactose intolerance or cow’s milk protein allergy: here are the plant-based milks to taste.

Food and cinema. The true story of American fried green tomatoes

The kitchen is the fulcrum of the life, love and rebellion of Idgie and Ruth, protagonists of Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe. But what are the true origins of the dish?

Italian recipes: linguine with cod, walnut sauce and fried breadcrumb

Lots of Italian dishes are all about fish: here is a tasty recipe for linguine with cod (with a delicious walnut sauce).

Eric Adams and the food policies: New York City’s mayor for Vegan Fridays

Many are the initiatives still to be developed: New York City’s mayor is committed to nutrition-related issues, proposing plant-based options and a great attention to nutritional aspect. Here are the first proposals.

The best sushi in Lecce: 5 not-to-be-missed restaurants

To enjoy with a good glass of wine or – even better – of sake, sushi is the ideal solution if you are looking for a tasty meal to share. Here’s where to find the best restaurants in Lecce.

It's dessert time. Chocolate “salami” recipe

Easy to make at home, Italian chocolate salami is the perfect treat for the kids.

Food-on-movie moments. The pastrami sandwich from ‘When Harry Met Sally’ and the revenge of romcoms

A cult movie for generations, the brilliant comedy written by Nora Ephron and directed by Rob Reiner resulted in one of the most iconic food moments ever: Meg Ryan’s Sally fakes an orgasm, as she bites into a mouth-watering pastrami...
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