How To, Recipes
Ever wondered how to reuse the leftovers of stale bread? Well, we have a tasty recipe for you!
How To, Italian Food Products, Mushrooms
Dried mushrooms are a great pantry solution to create amazing and tasty recipes but how to cook the dried mushroom?.In Italy, the most famous are the porcini Italian mushrooms that grow naturally in the Italian mountains, the Alps and the Apennines, and which are...
Desserts, How To, Italian Food Products, Panettone
Countdown to Christmas has officially begun and this year just like every other one, in addition to the rushing for the perfect gifts, one of the most important missions is the choice of a high quality panettone, which according to tradition is the protagonist at the...
How To, Italian Food Products, Prosciutto
Cured meats are loved by every Italian, but knowing how to store them is key in order to enjoy them longer and better.
Capers, How To
Capers are usually preserved in salt, so, before being consumed, they must be subjected to a procedure known as “Desalting”
How To, Parmesan, Parmesan news
The Parmesan (Parmigiano Reggiano) is a cheese with low water content and this lets you store it for long periods, depending on the packaging and the environment. Vacuum packed Parmesan (Parmigiano Reggiano) You can store vacuum packed Parmesan (Parmigiano Reggiano)...
How To, Parmesan, Parmesan news
Do you know? Cutting a Parmesan wheel (Parmigiano Reggiano) is a real art and you can learn it. As in all the art the right instruments are the first step and one of the most important for Parmensan is the almond knife or “tagliagrana” (cut the cheese):...
How To, Netiquette
Everyone in the world has a different way to eat Italian Spaghetti: who cut them, who uses the spoon to roll them or who breaks them in half before cooking them, but for the Italian galateo exists only one way to eat them.
How To
Capers are the unopened buds of the plant, and they can be sold under salt, under oil or vinegar. It is very important to know how and the tricks and tips to disalate Capers under salt.