Prosciutto crudo is one of the two types of prosciutto, characterized by being raw or uncooked. It has origins in the pre-Roman, Etruscan times. Until recently, the production of prosciutto crudo was entirely artisanal, but today, the production is also done on an industrial scale due to a large global demand.
This Italian pizza variety is prepared with a base of classic pizza dough that is topped with mozzarella and then shortly baked. The fresh ingredients added on top typically ... Read more
Bismark is the name of a traditional Italian pizza topped with tomato sauce, mozzarella, prosciutto, and sunny-side-up eggs. The name of this pizza hides an interesting ... Read more
Paglia e fieno is a traditional dish originating from Siena. The name of the dish means straw and hay, referring to the green (spinach) pasta noodles as hay... Read more
This dish is one of the most traditional Roman dishes, and it is deeply rooted in regional cuisine. The name of this Italian classic comes from salti in bocca... Read more
Lison is an Italian appellation designated for the production of white wines from Friulano (also known as Tocai Friulano or Tai) variety. It is the only DOCG ... Read more
Hailing from the province of Avellino in Campania, Greco di Tufo is an Italian appellation that produces still and sparkling wines with Greco as the principal grape variety.... Read more
Malvasia di Bosa is an Italian wine region located in western Sardinia that produces white wines almost exclusively from Malvasia di Sardegna—which must ... Read more
Michetta is a traditional white bread characterized by its round and bulbous shape, hard crust, and an airy, slightly hollow texture of the interior. It is believed that ... Read more
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