Italian Cooking

07/02/2022

Ciao everyone!
I hope you all are having a pleasant day.
I wanted to thank everyone for the very helpful feedback that helps improve the Italian cuisine website week after week.
Keep writing to me and sending me new recipes and Italian curiosities to share with the many cooking lovers.

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Where to get ideas for some ideas to bring to the table.

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07/02/2022

Buongiorno everyone!

Valentine's Day is practically upon us and what better to celebrate it than to prepare a dessert typical of Italian cuisine.

Tiramisu foam, a simple and tasty dessert, perfect for a dinner with your partner on Valentine's Day 💝

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31/01/2022

Hi everyone!

I hope the morning goes well.
As you have been waiting for, here is the curiosity of the day that you can share with friends and family, over a meal.

Why drink Prosecco on certain occasions?

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Where you can check, ask and take a cue for some idea about which are the best restaurants in Glasgow.

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31/01/2022

Ciao a tutti!
As you all know, Valentine's Day is not far off and many of you have asked me for ideas and opinions about Italian dishes and drinks that are most suitable for the occasion.

As you well know Italy is a country full of unique dishes made with exceptional top quality ingredients, but is it the same for drinks?

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24/01/2022

Hi cooking lovers!! How are all of you?

Valentine's Day is approaching and what better way to make your partner happy than to cook them a nice candlelight dinner ..

Here are some recipes that, if they do not win the heart of the person concerned, it will surely conquer its palate.
- Pasta della casa
- Spinach tomatoes and ragù
- Raspberry cupcakes

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24/01/2022

Ciao a tutti!
Are you ready for the 14th Valentine's Day?
Do you already have an idea of ​​what to cook for your special person, or where to take them?

If you still are unsure, come to visit the follow website.
Where you can check, ask and take a cue for some idea about which are the best restaurants in Glasgow.
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17/01/2022

Ciao a tutti"
As a dish of the day, we will talk about carbonara, a typical Italian dish, simple and tasty, from the Lazio region, which has conquered the hearts of the whole world and which has undergone various changes from its original version.
Carbonara is a dish originally from Lazio dating back to 1940, whose invention and name are still unknown.It is said that it was invented during the Second World War, when the Americans landed in Italy, initially based on eggs, bacon, pepper, parmesan and pecorino romano, and that after spreading to the rest of the world it has undergone variations.
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17/01/2022

Ciao!
I hope you are all hungry and ready to taste new dishes of Italian cuisine.
As promised, I've been on the hunt for new recipes and found some that are interesting, creative and easy to cook.
Such as:
- Rocket, peaches and pumpkin seeds (following photo)
- Vegetarian cupcakes
- Cacio and pepe chickpeas

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10/01/2022

Ciao a tutti!
I hope you have had a wonderful Christmas holidays with a full stomach and a nice New year's eve.

Here are some revelations on the mysteries of Italian cuisine, which surely haunted you during the holidays.
Such as:
- Why italian people drink water before the coffee?
- Why wait for the water to boil before adding the pasta?
- Where the MOZZARELLA name comes from?

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Taste Italian 🟢⚪🔴

10/01/2022

Ciao a tutti
Welcome to italian cooking, from now on, every Monday of the week I will post 2 posts, one concerning curiosities regarding the italian cuisine, restaurants and events and another concerning cooking topics requested by You or the dish of the day.

Speaking of dish of the day, today we have LASAGNA with mushrooms.
Italian kitchen has developed through centuries of change, with recipes that extend since ancient times and have been perfected over time.
Lasagna is an old italian type of flat pasta, developed during the middle ages, in the 14th century, in the city of Naples.
At first, according to the italian cookbook, lasagna was made mainly with tomato sauce, but later on the tradition changed, changing the name too in "lasagna di Carnevale" which was introduced by the city of Naples, made of local sausage, fried meatballs, hard-boiled eggs, ricotta or mozzarella and Neapolitan ragù.
Over time new changes were made to the lasagna, based on the place where it was prepared.
Such as the most famous lasagna, produced in Emilia Romagna, known as "Lasagna al forno".

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