Eating in Italy is not just a meal, it is an adventure — an adventure worth doing correctly. Learn all about how to properly eat like an Italian.
If you want to know more about the Italian way of life, here's a blog post about how Italians spend their Sunday, focusing on a small town like mine
Breakfasts Can Follow Many Different Styles. Here, We're Focusing On Traditional Italian Breakfast Foods, Many Of Which You Can Enjoy Elsewhere In The World.
Autumn means a lot of things. Here in Italy, it surely means "castagnata", one of the most typical Italian traditions at this time of the year.
While Italian superstitions aren't crazier than any other country's, they are interesting for someone who didn't grow up with them.
Here in Italy, Christmas season lasts until January 6th, Epiphany's day. Such day is also known as the day of the Befana, a nice Italian Christmas tradition
Like many other nations, the family plays a central role in Italian culture. The further south you go, the more sacred the concept of family becomes. Famiglia is the translation of family in Italian. It is a feminine noun that takes the following definite and indefinite articles: la famiglia una famiglia le famigliedelle famiglie The ... Read more
Here is what you need to host an unforgettable Italian-themed dinner party: delicious, easy-to-make recipes, decor, and music ideas.
This Pastiera di Riso is a classic Easter Italian pie made with sweet and delicate rice and ricotta, flavored with orange zest and cinnamon, in a buttery shortcrust pastry.
Pasta e Fagioli is a traditional Italian soup with a savory tomato broth, that translates to pasta and beans. With Nonna's tips, this recipe is full of flavour and screams comfort food
Are you looking to cook traditional Italian Polpette di Patate? You won’t be disappointed by Italian Spoon’s Italian Polpette di Patate Recipe. Give it a try today!
Make the best Panzerotti with the recipe that reveals the most coveted secrets! You can make them with classic tomato and mozzarella filling or any other filling of your choice.
If you find in Italy in August, you might experience Ferragosto, a unique Italian holiday. But what is Ferragosto, exacly? Find it out in this blog post.
Style No. 80954969; Color Code: 034 Whimsical, hand-painted motifs adorn this Campania-made dinnerware, bringing the charm of the Italian countryside into your home. Using centuries-old traditions, the artisans of Campania craft entirely handpainted collections depicting animals and motifs of Mediterranean culture. Based in Vietri sul Mare on the Amalfi Coast, the factory has been operating since 1947, where the artisans work in an incredible, curving, avant-garde building covered in ceramic tiles. Handpainted terracotta clay Due to the handcrafted nature of this item, expect slight variation in the appearance of each unique piece Dishwasher and microwave safe We recommend using a mild, non-citrus detergent All dishes should be thoroughly dried before being stored Allow dish to cool before removing from microwave Imported
Are you a party-goer? Then you’re going to love today’s word of the day! The word festa can mean a number of things in English, but one of the first translations you’ll certainly come across when living in Italy is party or celebration. festa di compleanno = birthday party festa di Natale = Christmas party ... Read more
Some foods that foreigners consider "Italian" aren't! Here's a list of Italian foods that don't exist in Italy, and what to order instead.
Six fundamentals of the cuisine of the unspoiled southern Italian region.
Deeply rooted in the culture-rich streets of Italy is the folk dance Tarantella. Today it's associated with a dance of happiness. Read on to learn more.
This Italian stuffed calamari recipe is baked in a rich tomato sauce with a savory Italian sausage breadcrumb stuffing. Made in just a few simple steps, this classic Sicilian dish is perfect for a family-style main dish or appetizer.
In Italian, there is a single reflexive verb that can be used to express the concept “to have fun” and that is divertirsi. What is a reflexive verb, you ask? Well, it is any verb whose direct object is the same as its subject. In Italian, these verbs always end in si, with some good ... Read more
It's the beginning of a new year and it's time for some positive resolutions. If you want a happier and more relaxed life, you can try adopting some Italian lifestyle habits.
Fun facts about Italy that you didn't know about. Interesting facts about Italy and Italian culture including food, places, and more.
Here’s 25 interesting, educational, and fun facts about Italy that you may not already know, but would love to experience while you travel to Italy with family. Click here to read more!
Christmas is just around the corner and that means it’s time to put up the tree, decorate the house, and most importantly, brush up on your Italian Christmas greetings! 😉 Perhaps you want to be able to say a few phrases when you call or write to your Italian relatives, or maybe you’re just curious ... Read more
We’ve already talked about the word amore, so now it’s time to write about one of the most important expressions in any language to communicate your love for someone else. I love you translates to Ti amo in Italian. Learn with our video Naturally it is most common to use this phrase with your boy/girlfriend, ... Read more
Sicilian traditional clothing is part of our culture. Learn more about typical fashion for women and men, read our post on Sicilian Secrets' blog.
If you're wondering what are customs and traditions that define an Italian wedding, we’ve done the research! Discover Italian wedding traditions in our article.
As you’ve probably read on this site many times before, I’m a big fan of home cooking. And I’ve been […]
There are so many things we all love about Italy, different places, food, landscapes, drinks, etc. Here are the 6 Italian habits we love
This is the authentic Italian tiramisu recipe – not just a dessert, but a testament to Italy’s rich culinary history.From the vibrant streets of Venice to the rustic homes of Tuscany, tiramisu has become a beloved treat enjoyed by locals and global foodies alike.Its name, which means “pick me up” in Italian, perfectly captures its essence, combining layers of delicate ladyfingers soaked in strong coffee with the velvety texture of mascarpone cheese, all dusted with a generous sprinkling of cocoa powder.
Italian Christmas traditions: what to expect if visiting Italy at Christmas and how to replicate Italy Christmas traditions at home.
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If you're excited to bring richness and indulgence by the spoonful into your home kitchen, these traditional and popular Italian dessert recipes are sure to wow your friends, family, and dinner party guests. Dazzling food
Have you ever felt the desire to address your furry feline friend in Italian? Well, you’ve come to the right place! 😺 The word for cat in Italian is gatto (plural: gatti). Although it is a masculine noun, you can transform it into the feminine gatta (plural: gatte) if you are referring to a female ... Read more
This post offers you 33 of The best Italy dishes and Italy traditional Food With Recipes. We have been to all of Italy and this collection of recipes are the ones we loved the most.
We all know that Italian dishes such as pasta and pizza are pretty special, but did you know that Italians are wonderful chocolatiers as well? In fact, Turin – the city where Mat was born – is known as the Chocolate Capital of Europe, and for good reason! Cioccolato (plural: cioccolati) was first brought to ... Read more
This Italian eggplant recipe is grilled with olive oil, basil, garlic, and parsley for a super easy side dish that can be served as a vegan appetizer.
Italian breakfast pastries are a typical way to start the day in Italy. Italian breakfasts lean sweet over savory and favor carbs over protein. Click for the list of Italian pastries you should try for breakfast in Italy!
Are you interested in Italy and Italian culture? Planning to travel to Italy soon? Then you need to know these 15 facts about Italians!
Italian Rice Pie is a classic Italian dessert that is commonly served at Easter. Known also as Italian Easter Rice Pie or Pastiera di Riso, this pie can be made and refrigerated up to three days in advance.
Italian Farinata Flatbread aka La Cecina Toscana is the most incredible chickpea flatbread made with just 3 basic ingredients. It's crispy and delicious on the outside with the most delicious creamy middle.
Here is what you need to host an unforgettable Italian-themed dinner party: delicious, easy-to-make recipes, decor, and music ideas.