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History and curiosities about the mooncake, the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival treat

Tasty and beautiful to look at, mooncakes symbolise the autumn in China. Here's what they are and why they're eaten.

Freeze dryer, what it is and how to use it in the kitchen

Dining 2.0 and the tech advancement in the kitchen: freeze-drying and its use in the kitchen.

Mozzarella di bufala: the best on the market

We tasted mozzarella di bufala produced by approximately twenty companies. Here is the list of those who passed the blind panel test with flying colours.

World street food. Mexico: quesadillas, tamales and tacos

Delicious, comforting, substantial... simply irresistible. You can't say no to street food, and every country has its own: let's discover together the best world street food, starting with Mexican.

Baking recipes. How to make Italian potato focaccia

One of the most commonly baked family pizzas in Italy is the potato focaccia: here is the recipe.

Savoury pies: ideas and recipes to make at home

From French quiche appreciated by royalty, to the Umbrian torta al testo once baked on terracotta plates, here are the most delicious savoury pies you can make.

The return of penne alla vodka, there's no escaping the Eighties

The New York Times dedicates an article to penne alla vodka sauce, and a documentary explores its evolution, confirming the appeal of the dish that, for better or worse, continues to make waves.

From farfalle with salmon to salads with hearts of palm. Ten vintage recipes worth remembering

Some forgotten dishes - in some cases deliberately - from the 1970s and 1980s are the result of a culinary cultural background that mirrors that era. They deserve a re-evaluation, or at least to be remembered.

Street food from around the world. China: jiaozi, bao, jiamo, jianbing

There are many must-taste specialties to discover Chinese cuisine: here are four street foods to try.

Bento: history, interesting facts and tradition of the Japanese lunchbox

Many boxes of all sizes, colorful and tasty food for a hearty and joyful lunch break. Here’s how Japan’s popular lunchbox was born.
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