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Chickpea flour: properties, uses in cooking and delicious recipes to make at home

Those who follow a vegan diet probably already know: chickpea flour is a more versatile and tasty ingredient than you might imagine. That's why we decided to take it a step further with an online cookbook. From omelettes to brownies...

Piemonte told in 12 traditional biscotti plus a recipe for ‘baci di dama’ by the Gallizioli bakery

In the world of cookies and biscuits – a varied scenario of traditional recipes that often draw from historical events – today we land in Piemonte. Bonus recipe by maestro Walter Gallizioli.

Truffles year round? There's a new method of conservation

It promises to be an innovative conservation tool, dedicated to one of the most prized products: the truffle. A system that uses ultrasound technology, temperature, humidity. Here's how it works.

Abruzzo cuisine: regional products, A to Z

Think arrosticini and ferratelle, by way of pecorino and mostaccioli: here's the best Abruzzo food.

Coming home. The story of Alla Casa Vecchia in Pacentro (and their cheeses)

Fresh, aged, blue-veined: the goat cheeses from this farm in Pacentro, in the province of L'Aquila, are all good and handcrafted by a local family. A young mountain enthusiast tells the story.

Tinned meat: history of the iconic canned product

There was one case, in which it even fed crews trapped in the ice for two years: the story of legendary tinned meat.

Regional cuisine: Alphabetical guide to the foods of Basilicata

Wedged between mountains and the sea, the Basilicata region boasts an extensive and varied food tradition. A mix of simple, wholesome and intense flavours, that can be enjoyed beyond regional boundaries. For our glossary series of Italy’s regional riches, here’s...

Spice blends: what they are and how to use them

Spread throughout the world, spice blends are crucial ingredients for the success of some dishes. But it is impossible to have a precise recipe: every country, city and family has its own version of spice blends. Here are the most...

History of vino cotto, cotto di fichi and sapa

If wine is one of the oldest products on our table, the same goes for its “cooked” version, not heated but produced starting from the cooking of the must. Here's the whole story.

Club Sandwich: theory and practice

We asked 50 chefs, all Italian and busy working both at home and abroad, what they preferred biting once they had closed their kitchens: the answer is club sandwich.
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