We’ll spill the beans! 22 Italian sayings involving… food!
In a country obsessed with eating and drinking well, food and wine have quite a presence in everyday common sayings. Here are a few.
In a country obsessed with eating and drinking well, food and wine have quite a presence in everyday common sayings. Here are a few.
This New Year in Rome’s Ghetto, we discovered a traditional Jewish pastry that is crammed with toasted nuts and candied fruit. It may not look much, but it was pretty hard to stop eating it!
The pilgrimage route to Rome was and is known as the “Via Francigena”. Despite its name “The road that comes from France”, it is generally thought to originate in the English Cathedral city of Canterbury.
The pilgrimage route to Rome was and is known as the “Via Francigena”. Despite its name “The road that comes from France”, it is generally thought to originate in the English Cathedral city of Canterbury.
This soup improves if left for a day or so. We make a large batch and have it in varied ways – without the bread soaked into it but served on top of hot toast rubbed with raw garlic or with the bread and served at room temperature.
In January 2016, the delicious straight almond biscuits known as Cantucci (or Cantuccini) Toscani earned their place on the IGP list.
Try this 10 question quiz and find out if you do as the Italians do!
Italy has long tradition of roasting and serving coffee and as all time-honoured traditions, coffee drinking in Italy has some codes. We will decipher them for you!
This filled pasta is hearty fare from the mountains. The sage and butter sauce is delicate enough to let the subtle flavours shine.
In a country obsessed with eating and drinking well, food and wine have quite a presence in everyday common sayings. Here are a few.