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What to eat in Turin
There are many things to eat in Turin, but here’s a sweet and short list of the unmissable.
Italy shared by an Italian: cookbooks, recipes, stories, and a newsletter
There are many things to eat in Turin, but here’s a sweet and short list of the unmissable.
Hello and welcome to Rome, my Rome! Here’s a sweet little guide to my neighborhood: Trieste Salario, the smallest neighborhood in Rome.
Ciao Italophile friends! This is a typical lazy Sunday in my Italian home. Inspiration if you’d like to live like an Italian for a day!
In this post, I’m sharing with you an Italian card game for Christmas: Sputo. Fun, easy, endlessly repeatable card game for Italian Cartate.
Florence’s Simposio is a Florentine cookbook from Italy with the city’s traditional recipes and my favorite Renaissance Florentines.
When Romans wanted to celebrate, they hosted or attended a Convivium, the Roman symposium. A banquet for feasting, socializing and flirting.
Welcome to Matera, Basilicata, the city of Sassi, bread, intimate relationships, shame, traditions, history, delicious recipes, and mysticism.
In this post, I’ll share with you a sort of decalogue of the perfect summer Tuscan barbecue that I wrote for the Italian Colors Newsletter.