A typical winter vegetable, savoy cabbage is one of the most versatile ingredients in the kitchen. In this dish, we wrap it around a soft centre of potatoes and mozzarella to create a lip-smacking main course or one-course meal.
A typical winter vegetable, savoy cabbage is one of the most versatile ingredients in the kitchen. In this dish, we wrap it around a soft centre of potatoes and mozzarella to create a lip-smacking main course or one-course meal.
The end of the Christmas holidays, the harsh climate and the winter skies risk putting you in a bad mood.
Fancy a homemade pizza? We’ve got the perfect recipe for you! Simple yet delicious ingredients make this deep dish pizza irresistible.
The UN General Assembly has declared 2021 the International Year of Fruits and Vegetables (IYFV).
Vegetable gardens keep giving us their treasures even during the coldest month of the year.
“From field research, a new line of 'resilient' potatoes that adapts to climate change and withstands diseases without any chemical residues. For agriculture that increasingly respects the soil and the environment”.
Would you like a light dish that is still delicious? Try these potato and lentil veggie burgers, which are simple to make and perfect for personalising however you please, for example by enriching them with your favourite herbs or spices and serving them with homemade sauce.
This is a delicious main course where crispy potato wedges meet pork loin, made even more mouthwatering by the citrus notes of oranges. Despite the rather long cooking times, this dish is very easy to make.
Epiphany, the celebration which brings the Christmas period to a close, is characterised by a rich culinary tradition which is deeply rooted in various regions from the North to the South of Italy. Let’s discover a few typical dishes of this celebration.
A new twist on classic salmon canapés, these delicious mini potato pancakes, enriched with the bold flavour of smoked salmon and delicate crème fraîche, are the perfect starter for festive meals.
More and more Italians are turning out to be green lovers.
The holiday season is the perfect opportunity to prepare fragrant little treats, perhaps making them together as a family.
The holiday season is the perfect opportunity to prepare fragrant little treats, perhaps making them together as a family.
Romagnoli F.lli Spa èVita Residue-Free potatoes* have won the Brands Award 2020 New Entry prize for the “other foods” category.
In this year of major economic and social changes caused by the COVID-19 emergency, agriculture has confirmed its strong central role, continuing to ensure the availability and safety of products for consumers, even during the most critical months of the health emergency.
Are you looking for an idea for a delicious yet easy-to-make starter? Crostini with creamy potato sauce are a great answer and perfect for any occasion, including the holidays.
For the 2020/2021 season, Romagnoli S.p.A. has confirmed its support for the Pallacanestro Budrio basketball team as its main sponsor.
Some people have already started, while others will use the Feast of the Immaculate Conception to give their homes a festive atmosphere and focus on their Christmas decorations.
A quick and easy dish to make which keeps the original flavours of the garden vegetables due to its simplicity.
From 23 to 29 November 2020, we are celebrating the fifth Week of Italian Cuisine in the World (Settimana della Cucina Italiana nel Mondo). The star of this edition is the Mediterranean diet post-COVID, which is seen as the best diet to stay healthy and stop yourself from getting ill.
Known and enjoyed in all its variations, ribollita is a traditional rural Tuscan dish, also known in its home region as “zuppa toscana di magro dei contadini” (or peasants’ lean Tuscan soup).
They add colour to the countryside, cool down city streets in the summer and tackle air pollution. Trees and green spaces are a priceless asset in various respects and, to celebrate how important they are, in 2013 the Italian Ministry of the Environment established National Tree Day (Giornata Nazionale degli Alberi), which is celebrated on 21 November.
Chestnuts and mushrooms, two delicious foods that evoke the colours and smells of autumn, are combined in this recipe with potatoes to make a truly original soup.
During the first two days of November, for All Saints' and All Souls' Day, people in various Italian regions make many typical dishes with recipes rooted in local culinary tradition. Let’s discover some of these specialities.
Romagnoli F.lli S.p.A. is continuing its path of research and innovation into sustainability for the entire potato supply chain, where the company works from sowing to marketing, and is announcing its commitment to a new experiment.
The spookiest celebration of the year is here and, as always, we are getting ready to celebrate it by getting creative in the kitchen.
When you think of autumn, you think of squash! This vegetable belongs to the Cucurbitaceae family and there are many varieties with different shape and flavour, but all of them are very popular for their delicate taste and versatility, as well as their countless benefits.
Orange, brown, yellow and their endless varieties: the warm colours that characterise the autumnal countryside are also reflected on our dinner tables during this season.
As temperatures drop, we want to start eating hot dishes again. Once again, potatoes are the star ingredient in many delicious creamy and puréed soups.
To mark the date when the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) was founded, all around the world people celebrate World Food Day on 16th October every year, which celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2020.
In this recipe, potatoes meet a favourite autumn flavour: pumpkin. A simple but very tasty first course, which we suggest serving with a butter and sage sauce.
Autumn brings sweet potatoes to our tables (also called “American” potatoes or “batate” in Italy).
On 4 October – the day when we celebrate Saint Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of Italy and animals – we also celebrate World Animal Day.
Don’t be fooled by the name! Sweet potatoes, also known as “american potatoes” and "batatas", are really good for making both sweet and savoury dishes.
Have you ever wondered how much food ends up in the bin every year? According to a Coldiretti-Ixè survey, food waste in Italian homes comes to a total of about 36 kg a year per person, worth €4.91 a week per household.
They are quick and easy to make, they can be easily reinvented and filled with your favourite ingredients… We are talking about baked potatoes.
We can focus on sustainability in the decisions we make every day, no matter how small or big: from buying environmentally-friendly foods to choosing how we get around, from our household energy consumption to our holiday destinations.
The 12th edition of Festival Francescano was unveiled today, taking place in Bologna and online from 25 to 27 September 2020.
Sour cream, also known as crème fraîche or cultured cream, has a slightly acidic flavour, which goes well with meat, fish or vegetable-based dishes.
On 7 September this year, Romagnoli S.p.A. took part in Think Fresh, one of the main annual events in the fruit and vegetable sector, which ran in a hybrid format this year, both in person and online.
Learning about the art of recycling and reusing is a good way to reduce waste and make sustainable choices for the environment. Some potentially reusable food scraps in the kitchen are sometimes thrown away.
What better than a homemade sweet treat for a healthy breakfast or snack that is still delicious? Try making these soft muffins made from sweet potatoes.
Having decided to use it for All-uses èVita and èVita New ware potatoes, Romagnoli S.p.A. is rolling out the innovative Sormapeel packaging to èVita Residue-Free* potatoes which are Check Fruit-certified, 100% Italian and exclusively made by GLOBALG.A.P certified farms.
Great as a delicious starter or main course, you can make many different varieties of potato balls. In this version we have used scamorza cheese to create a stringy centre and guanciale cured pork for a crispy touch.
Romagnoli S.p.A. will take part in the first ever Macfrut Digital, a digital trade show dedicated to the world of fruit and vegetables scheduled from 8 to 10 September 2020.
The sun starts to get milder, the climate is at times cooler and daily life starts to get back to normal… September is here, bringing with it a host of new good intentions and plans.
If you prefer white pizza over normal tomato pizza, you are sure to enjoy this recipe: it’s a pizza with basil pesto and baby prawns, made even softer by adding potatoes to the dough.
We have gotten to know bees, bumblebees, ants, butterflies and many other small diurnal animals by spending time outdoors, looking at the flowers in the fields and the plants thriving in the countryside.
Romagnoli Spa ended 2019 with a turnover of €44.5 million, recording an increase of +33.5% compared with last year.
For the third year running, Romagnoli F.lli S.p.A. took part in Festambiente, the ecology and solidarity festival organised by Legambiente in Rispescia (in the province of Grosseto) from 19th to 23rd August.
We all know that you should drink at least one and a half litres of water a day, which is essential for keeping our body hydrated, especially during summer, when the heat makes it even more important to replenish what we lose in sweat.
Whether simply seasoned with garlic and extra virgin olive oil, with cherry tomatoes and basil or with more sophisticated ingredients, it is difficult not to like bruschetta.
A typical French dish – in particular from Provence, with Nice leading the way, where it is known as “ratatouille niçoise” – ratatouille is a delicious and colourful vegetable side dish made in many different versions, which mainly differ in the vegetables used and how they are cut and cooked.
Along the Italian coastline, where plants thrive in the warm sunlight, there is a fantastic smell in the air.
Sweet potatoes are known for their slightly sweet flavour and bright orange colour. They are good for making various dishes, both sweet and savoury.
Even in the height of summer, our vegetable gardens still delight us with their delicious, colourful fruits. Let’s discover some of the typical delights of this month.
Originally from North Africa, cous cous is now part of Italian culinary culture and particularly so in Sicily, where it is also known as “cuscus”.
Delicious and versatile, potatoes lend themselves to so many recipes, from easier ones to more elaborate meals, from dishes to be served hot to mouthwatering cold dishes.
Looking for a delicious, fresh side dish that’s quick to make? We’ve got you covered: potato salad with radishes and cucumbers enriched with a mouthwatering yoghurt sauce. It’s a practical dish that can be made in advance and kept in the fridge until you want to eat it.
Applying moisturisers and the right factor sun cream when out in the sun helps keep your skin healthy, soft and elastic, but your diet also plays a crucial role in protecting your skin.
Following their launch on the market at the start of the year, Romagnoli F.lli S.p.A. èVita Residue-Free* potatoes, born out of the combination of resistant varieties and environmentally friendly growing techniques, are now being grown in the most suitable areas of Italy to guarantee consumers a safe and sustainable product all year round, made with respect for natural resources and biodiversity.
A soft, aromatic focaccia where potatoes are combined with the freshness of lemon and the balsamic hints of rosemary, to be enjoyed either on its own or stuffed with vegetables, sauces or cured meats.
The farming sector is becoming increasingly dynamic and innovative, requiring specific knowledge and qualified expertise.
Our business is continuing its qualification procedure having renewed our IFS Food certification (Higher level) with a score of 98.40% for product processing, from storage to packaging, and for all process operations at our horticultural head office in Molinella (Bologna).
During summer, the muggy, dry weather risks hopelessly damaging your vegetable garden which, just at this time of year, needs even more attention. The hot season is also a great time to start growing certain plants that will ensure delicious vegetables for you to eat in the following months. Let’s have a look at a few examples.
When the high temperatures make it difficult to stand in front of the oven, a great menu-saving solution – perfect as a one-course meal or a side dish – is a fresh potato salad, to season with your favourite ingredients.
The Romagnoli F.lli S.p.A. 2019/20 potato harvest was a very good year, having ended back in April this year.
If you suddenly feel like pizza, but don’t have much time to make it, you can make a crispy and versatile version in just 30 minutes by cooking it in a pan.
The unpredictable weather of the first few weeks of June has given way to sun, beautiful days and the desire to spend more time outdoors.
Delicious and highly versatile in the kitchen, potatoes are loved by young and old alike and are a must-have ingredient in your kitchen.
Potato croquettes are a real classic of southern Italian cuisine, particularly in Campania, although they are found all over Italy and beyond.
Have you ever thought about making toast without using bread? We have replaced it in this recipe with slices of sweet potato. Rich in fibre, vitamins and minerals, sweet potatoes are great for making both sweet and savoury dishes. Let’s discover how to use them to make toast with avocado and eggs.
Italian consumers are increasingly conscious about the environmental impact of their food choices and are willing to change their buying habits in favour of environmentally friendly products.
Have you ever made your own tagliatelle? It is much easier than you think. To make them even softer and more delicious, we recommend making them with a potato-based dough. We have decided to season them with pesto, which goes particularly well with potatoes, but you can try them with your favourite seasoning.
We appreciate it when it cools us down on sweltering summer days, because it dries our washing quickly, and for the renewable energy it produces by powering wind farms.
Solidarity can help bring the community together, and social stakeholders are called to play their part, each in their own way, particularly in extremely difficult situations.
Having been used for All-uses èVita potatoes, the Sormapeel vertbag is also being extended to the new potatoes in the same line and will soon be used for all èVita brand ware potatoes.
Italians are showing a growing interest in environmental issues and are trying to make their habits greener.
This incredibly simple yet delicious snack is so quick to make: potato tarallucci breadstick rings are perfect for an outdoor snack or for aperitifs… You won’t be able to stop at just one.
Between 2017 and 2019, according to the latest Smart Agrifood report, the value of agriculture in Italy grew from €100 million to €450 million. This growth was driven by innovative high-tech solutions that are increasingly used among operators in the sector.
The iconic dish of American cuisine, the hamburger, is found and enjoyed all around the world. This is the case in Italy too, where it is made in many different versions, from the classic one to more gourmet and sophisticated options.
Is the unpredictable weather putting you off making a cool dish? We’ve got the right recipe for you! This creamy potato soup with thyme is delicious either hot or cold. If you like, you can also serve it as a starter or an aperitif on slices of toast.
Tireless pollinators and sentinels for the health of the environment: we are talking about bees, those small insects that are vital to protect biodiversity.
This is a meal on its own, perfect for lunch or dinner, and incredibly easy to make. This dish is an original alternative to the more common potato pies. It’s delicious either served straight out of the oven or at room temperature.
Romagnoli F.lli S.p.A. is taking its commitment to the environment one step further and choosing the innovative Sormapeel packaging for its all-uses èVita ware potatoes.
The ad campaign Selenella ― Consorzio Patata Italiana di Qualità (High-Quality Italian Potato Consortium) involving Romagnoli F.lli S.p.A. is back on the air, with its radio version dedicated to new potatoes, an outstanding 100% Italian product, fully traced and guaranteed from farm to table.
While getting up in the morning is often a struggle for many of us, it can be even worse at this time of year. In fact, the beautiful season brings with it warm sunshine but also “spring sickness”, when we generally feel tired and drowsy, and have problems sleeping and concentrating.
The smell of these cocoa muffins will win you over even before you taste them. There are many different types of muffins, but in this recipe, we have decided to use potato starch to make them even softer, as well as whipped cream and blueberries as a decoration.
Pinwheels with potato dough, spinach and cheese are a delicious and original starter that you can easily reinvent by using your favourite ingredients that you have at home as an alternative filling.
The weeks of lockdown are a good chance to spend time on your hobbies and discover new ones, to look after your body and home, but they also require a more sedentary lifestyle. We’re here to the rescue with a few suggestions to stay in shape and improve your mood.
If you want to give your aperitifs or starters a Middle Eastern flavour, then try hummus. This delicious sauce made from chickpeas and sesame paste (tahina) is perfect with bread, pitta bread, vegetables and meatballs, both the meat and veggie versions.
On 22 April, we’re celebrating the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, the biggest environmental event on the planet, involving about a billion people all around the world every year.
The potato supply chain has duly responded to the COVID-19 emergency with a sense of responsibility and continues to work while ensuring product availability, quality and safety for consumers.
Particularly recommended for low-calorie diets, octopus has a low fat percentage and is rich in vitamins and minerals.
Hidden under a layer of soil, sheltered from sunlight, grow several products that we use every day to make many delicious recipes. Let’s go in search of a few delights from this underground vegetable garden.
At a difficult time like the current situation, it is more important than ever for Romagnoli F.lli to be there for its workers and to support them.
Together with chocolate eggs, your Easter dinner table simply has to have a soft colomba cake, a typical northern Italian dessert, but found all around the country in many different versions.
Your Easter dinner table simply has to have chocolate eggs. But, given that we all have more free time to spend at home, this holiday is a chance to try some new recipes. Here are a few ideas.
We waited for it all winter and it's finally here: asparagus has arrived on our spring dinner tables. It's a priceless source of calcium, phosphorus, potassium and vitamins to be used in many recipes.
With all the soap, sanitising gel and disinfectants, have your hands had a tough time in recent weeks?
The roots of the recipe for brioche are based in French patisserie tradition, although there are many soft versions, both sweet and savoury.
Get ready for a candlelight dinner on Saturday 28th March at 8:30 pm!
Don't they make your mouth water just by looking at them? Whether they’re made from meat, fish or vegetables, baked or fried, as they are or breaded, these balls are quick and easy little bites to make for a sure-fire success. Here, we offer them in this version made from tuna and potatoes.
Sunny days, mild temperatures and trees in bloom herald that spring is here. Even though at the moment you can only enjoy these fine days by looking out of the window, certain typical vegetables of this time of year remind us that this beautiful season is here. Let’s have a look at a few examples.
Over the last three weeks of this emergency, potatoes have been the top-selling product in the vegetable department. This significant increase has provided impetus to production.
Fried panzerottini are little bites of leavened dough usually filled with tomato, mozzarella, oil and oregano. However, there are many different variations, with different condiments and techniques to make the dough.
With spring just a few days away, we celebrate one of the most eagerly anticipated events of the year: Father’s Day. In Italy and in other European countries, it’s traditionally celebrated on 19th March, on St. Joseph’s Day.
There are many different varieties of potato, one of the most famous and best-loved tubers in the world, which come in various flavours, shapes, skin and flesh colours, sizes and textures. Potato growing in Italy boasts small-scale production, often unknown to the general public, with its cultivation rooted in local agricultural traditions.
Artichokes reign supreme among the vegetables of the first few weeks of March. They’re an excellent source of minerals, including calcium, phosphorus and sodium. Let’s use them to make the filling for these incredibly delicious ravioli.
Lights are being turned off at the Colosseum, the Tower of Pisa and Verona Arena, while people are eating by candlelight in restaurants and talking about energy efficiency and environmental protection in schools.
Much loved for their beneficial properties, rapini are rich in vitamins and minerals, so they’re useful for preventing the flu and colds during the colder months of the year.
Just like for many other festivities, every Italian region also has its own recipes to bring to the dinner table for Carnival. These dishes, primarily desserts, have traditional roots and, in most cases, are fried. Here are the most famous ones.
Soft and incredibly tasty, graffe – originally from Campania – are enjoyed and made all across Italy. To make your Carnival dinner table even more delicious, let’s discover them in this version with chocolate icing and chopped hazelnuts.
Delicious, versatile and good for you, potatoes are an essential food in any kitchen. They come in many varieties, each one suitable for different recipes (check out our seed potatoes), while still sharing certain common features, so let’s find out which ones.
This Valentine’s Day, skip the usual chocolates and amaze your partner with these irresistible biscuits with potato shortcrust pastry filled with hazelnut cream.
Freezing February temperatures can pose a threat to your immune system. A good way to prevent sore throats, the flu and colds is to eat right: so let’s discover the seasonal fruits and vegetables of this month together.
Delicious and easy to make, mini courgette and potato quiches are a mouthwatering alternative to a traditional savoury pie, perfect either as an aperitif or a starter.
From 24th to 26th January, the former Romagnoli industrial warehouses (on Via Emilio Zago 3, Bologna) hosted for the second year running Paratissima, an international exhibition for independent artists, now in its third year in Bologna.
Alongside the more traditional yellow and white potato varieties, delicious and colourful purple potatoes are becoming increasingly common in fruit and vegetable aisles. Originally from South America, this variety is now widely grown in many countries around the world.
Once again this year, Romagnoli F.lli is taking part in Fruit Logistica, the main international event for the fruit and vegetable sector, scheduled from 5th to 7th February in Berlin.
Following the long sowing period, running from mid-October to late January due to the constant rain which affected all the production areas in the province of Syracuse, the new potato situation is still being monitored.
You’re surely accustomed to using onions to make many different recipes, but are you sure you’re always choosing the right variety? Red, yellow, white, spring onions and shallots, here’s how to choose the right onion!
We’ve already spoken about baked potatoes, delicious potatoes baked in the oven and then filled, a typical traditional British dish, that you can top with your favourite ingredients.
The benchmark festival on the independent art scene, set up in 2005 in Turin as an alternative event to the international contemporary art fair, Paratissima is back in Bologna for the third edition, scheduled from 24th to 26th January, in conjunction with Arte Fiera and Bologna art week.
An innovative project for an award that recognises female innovation in fruit and vegetables.
èVita Residue-Free potatoes will be coming soon to supermarket fruit and vegetable aisles, a new variety resulting from the research led by Romagnoli F.lli Spa together with Legambiente and Tuscia University, which is already available at certain major supermarket chains in northern and central Italy.
Have you ever thought about the incredible range of colours of fruit and vegetables? Blue, red, orange, yellow, white and green: each colour has specific, often unknown or underrated benefits.
Did you know that, as well as being used as a topping, potatoes can also be added to the dough to make a soft, delicious pizza?
Need a healthy, colourful recipe to brighten up your January detox dinner table? We’ve got the perfect recipe for you! Thanks to its antioxidant properties, beetroot is particularly recommended for detoxing the body…while still tasting great!
To celebrate Epiphany in a more original, healthy way, this year fill your stocking with homemade sweets and treats. Here are a few delicious ideas.
The partnership between Romagnoli F.lli Spa and Gialle & Co. is under way. The latter is a restaurant in Milan famous for giving one of the most typical British dishes an Italian twist – the baked potato – filled with typical traditional, authentic and seasonal ingredients and, from today, made using the best potato varieties supplied by Romagnoli F.lli.
A baked potato with salmon and sour cream that will satisfy even the most demanding palates.
The last few days of December are about evaluating things. We review the year just ending and start to think about the one ahead by setting new goals.
A pie made from meat and vegetables covered with a crispy layer of mashed potatoes: shepherd’s pie is a British dish, traditionally made with lamb.
Potatoes are a versatile, essential ingredient in the kitchen for making starters, side dishes, first courses and desserts, even during Christmas.
Did you know that you can use potatoes instead of part of the butter to make certain sweet treats? Check out our Christmas biscuits with potato shortcrust pastry: soft and light, they’re perfect with a cup of tea on a festive afternoon.
If you’re looking for an original, rich starter for your holiday menu, these little cakes are right up your street.
Traditional Christmas dishes are a piece of culinary heritage that varies from region to region. Every region has its own traditional recipes, so let’s discover some of the most famous ones.
When temperatures hit freezing point, soups and puréed soups are perfect for getting a bit of warmth. In this recipe, the goodness of porcini mushrooms is combined with the delicate flavour of potatoes in a creamy pairing that will warm up those first winter days.
For 1 Italian in 3, the holidays are a cause of anxiety (35%) and a sense of guilt (29%), feelings mainly linked to eating and drinking too much and the risk of letting yourself go at big blow-outs (source: Nutrimente Onlus).
The Christmas festivities are coming up and some of us have begun to decorate the home to create a warm, magical atmosphere. To decorate your Christmas tree, this year, choose original, eco-sustainable decorations that you can make yourself. Here are a few ideas.
Sweet potatoes, also known as yams, can also be used to make a delicious appetiser to serve as an aperitif instead of more traditional yellow potato crisps.
Their versatility and flavour make potatoes indispensable in the kitchen, but how many of you know that they can also be used to clean the house and for personal hygiene? This article reveals some original uses for potatoes.
An original dish which is also simple to make, prepared with autumn products. In this recipe, the delicate flavour of the sweet potatoes and the pumpkin blends with the pleasant sharp notes of the orange peel.
For the Fruit and Vegetable Forum, an event held in Milan on 20 November 2019, where we saw the twentieth edition of Speciale Frutta & Verdura, Romagnoli F.lli took part in the discussion regarding the potato production sector.
From 18 until 24 November 2019, we saw the fourth Week of Italian Cuisine across the World, an initiative aimed at promoting our agricultural specialities and our cuisine beyond our national borders.
For the Week of Italian Cuisine across the World, we’re taking you back to one of the most symbolic dishes of our culinary traditions: margherita pizza.
For the twentieth edition of Speciale Frutta & Verdura, held on 20 November 2019 at the Manzoni Theatre in Milan, Romagnoli F.lli will be one of the main partners of the Fruit and Vegetable Forum.
Potatoes are among the most versatile foods in the kitchen; however they are prepared, they retain their unmistakable flavour and creamy consistency.
A recipe created with seasonal ingredients, very tasty and brightly coloured thanks to the purple of the potatoes and cauliflower and the bright green of the curly parsley used as garnish, which make this dish very attractive.
Once again this year, Romagnoli F.lli S.p.A. participated in the Potato Variety Show, an indispensable international event for operators in the potato sector.
Tasty, versatile and suitable for the preparation of first and main courses, mushrooms are among the main protagonists of autumn meals.
Published annually, the Guiness Book of World Records is a collection of all records set worldwide, from natural ones to those achieved by people.
2019 has been a particularly positive year for the McCain V range potatoes marketed by Romagnoli F.lli S.p.A., for which we estimate an increase in sales of 31% by volume and 43% by value compared to 2018.
In this recipe, chickpeas are mixed with warm creamed potatoes and carrots. A dish prepared with simple and genuine ingredients, ideal for warming up autumn evenings.
Perhaps not everyone knows that Halloween dates back to a pre-Christian Celtic festival, when on 31 October people celebrated the end of summer and the arrival of the cold season.
Pasta is one of the staples in the Mediterranean diet and is synonymous with Italian food. Did you know that 9 out of 10 Italians eat pasta on a regular basis and that 1 in 3 Italians eat pasta every day? (Source: Eumetra research for Unione Italiana Food).
Le temperature The temperature is dropping, the days are getting shorter, and you are starting to feel a bit weary and gloomy?
On 16 October, the entire world celebrated the 74th World Food Day, held on the same date each year to mark the anniversary of the foundation of FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations).
This is a recipe from Southern Switzerland – especially the Canton of Valais area - and was traditionally made by shepherds during transhumance.
To map out a shared pathway between institutional deciders, citizens, and operators in the sector on the theme of agriculture and the future, and to promote the good practices already being employed on the territories.
This is a meal on its own, bursting with colour and flavour, made from potatoes, broccoli and red onion. It’s great to eat just out of the oven to make those first autumnal evenings a little milder.
Our vegetable gardens in October hold many new delights for us, and paint our table with warm autumn colours. Let’s say goodbye to cucumbers, peaches and figs and discover this month’s fruit and vegetables.
In the 1700s, a gateau was a sweet French cake, before it was reinterpreted in a savoury version in Naples in the early 1800s.
Diet is also important for our small furry friends. You need to choose specific foods for them, opting for ones which are best for their breed, age and size.
For the 11th edition of Festival Francescano (Bologna 27-29 September 2019), the festival audience was able to attend the fast conference “Dialogue: the result of working together”.
This is a very easy side dish to make, which requires a few simple ingredients. This dish, also known as hasselback potatoes, will let you amaze your guests with a minimum amount of effort.
Dreaming of fruit and vegetables is more common than you might think. But what is the meaning behind these dreams?
Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, chips are loved the world over and by people of all ages. However, if you make certain mistakes when making them, it might spoil their flavour and texture.
They have the texture of ravioli, but they look like panzerotti. In this recipe, a sheet of fresh pasta contains a soft centre of potatoes and ricotta that you simply have to try.
The time for relaxing, getting up late, and playing on the beach has ended… The school bell is here once again to remind us that it’s time to go back to school.