“Lu sule, lu mare, lu ientu”, greetings from Switzerland
“Lu sule, lu mare, lu ientu” (the sun, the sea, the wind) – these are my roots. Salento beats in my heart, and I’m proud...
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How to make Sicilian Arancini
How to make Sicilian Arancini, recipe by Santy Rice Ingredients: 2 liters of water a kilo of arborio rice a saffron sachet a little...
From Calabria to Toronto is a snap!
Michele Mazzuca also known as UN PINO A TORONTO , for years now he has decided to promote his own culinary and non culinary traditions in...
Stuffed Artichokes alla Napoletana
INGREDIENTS FOR 24 HALVES -12 artichokes -8 free range eggs -2 cups of grated Pecorino Romano -1.5 cups of 1/2″ diced salame Napoletano -1.5 cups...
Buon Natale da “Il tavolo di Palmisano”
Ciao a tutti, Christmas continues to remain a special holiday in the Palmisano Family. Born and raised in the home owned by our immigrant grandparents...
Re-creating childhood food memories
Ciao, my name is Jessica and I am Australian born and Italian raised. My parents and grandparents were all born in Campania. My mother’s side...
Pastafrola: la historia de la tarta dulce favorita de los argentinos
Diremos que la historia de la Pasta Frola se inicia en Italia pero que la influencia de las diferentes comunidades inmigratorias que llegaron a la...
Honouring “Cucina Casereccia” with Daniela – a love story of authentic traditional dishes
Ciao, I’m Daniela. As the youngest of five children, cooking was a skillset my Mother insisted I learn. I wasn’t quite 5 years old and...
The pasta most loved by children, and not only. Sanja introduces you to “the candies”
Fun, cheerful, beautiful to look at and delicious, what better pasta to prepare for carnival. Ready to take notes? Here is the recipe: Fresh pasta...
From Puglia to Bedford, Roberta tells us her story
Ciao ragazzi, I’m Roberta, here everyone knows me for this phrase lol.. It’s contagious, and my British friends love it. I was born and raised...