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.
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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.
Coronavirus: potatoes are the top-selling vegetable. Demand grows over 30%, with supplies guaranteed
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.
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