WebRibollita is one of Tuscany’s many famous bread soups.Typically containing cavolo nero, savoy cabbage, cannellini beans and stale bread, the dish is part of the cucina povera tradition of humble, thrifty dishes, and will likely have contained whichever vegetables were available.. Ribollita means ‘reboiled’, and an essential step to this recipe is to let the …
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WebThe name for this rich Italian stew from Milan in Lombardy literally translates to 'bone with a hole', thanks to bone-in veal shanks that give it such a rich flavour. The hearty, slow-cooked dish is sprinkled with a zesty gremolata just before serving for a …
WebIn any country with a coastline, you’re bound to find a whole host of prawn recipes central to its cuisine. It’s no surprise, really – these sweet, juicy morsels are delicious, healthy and beautiful to look at, requiring very little (if any) cooking. Italy is no different – prawns of all
WebItalian food varies greatly depending on what part of the country you're in. Get to know more about the northern parts of Italy – from the jagged mountains of the Dolomites to the beautiful coastline of Liguria – and try recreating the …
WebThe recipe is easily adaptable; add or reduce the sugar depending on how sweet you like your drinks, or add more or less water to adjust the strength of the liquor. If you’re keen on this digestif, why not experiment with other citrus fruits such as orange or grapefruit?
WebAn ancient, traditional recipe originally baked for Carnival and now eaten all year in every corner of the beautiful island of Sicily, the famous cannoli – taking its name from the fact that a river cane was originally used to shape the dough – mixes Arab influences, conventional culinary traditions and local ingredients such as ricotta
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WebPasta alla gricia is one of Lazio's most iconic pasta dishes, comprised of guanciale (cured pork jowl), Pecorino Romano, a twist of black pepper and of course pasta, bound together with a little pasta water for a rich, distinctly porky sauce. It's the foundation of other much-loved Lazian pasta
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WebAmalfi and Sorrento in Campania may grab all the attention from tourists, but 400 kilometres down the coast, Calabria boasts some equally stunning coastlines. The scenery in the south doesn’t boast the gleaming, postcard-perfect beauty of the Sorrentine Peninsula, but it’s far more dramatic – all jagged rock formations, dusty plains and …
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WebClean the clams by leaving to soak in heavily salted water (it should be salty enough to taste like sea water) for 20 minutes. The clams will naturally filter out any grit and sand. If they are particularly sandy, repeat the process with a fresh batch of …
WebSpaghetti carbonara is one of the most well known, yet often poorly executed, Italian dishes outside of Italy. Too often the pasta is doused in ladles of rich double cream and passed off as carbonara, when actually all that is required is eggs and Parmesan to make a lovely creamy sauce. Add some black pepper and pancetta and you have a super tasty yet …
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WebVitello Tonnato is a kind of ‘surf and turf’ from the north-eastern region of Piemonte. As a child, I spent several magical summers there at my uncle’s house, cycling through seemingly endless fields of maize and picnicking in the hills around Asti. …