Italian food
Italian food
Fratelli La Bufala comes to New York on Broadway and 76th Street after 110 openings around the world. The brand has come a long way since its inception in 2003, when the...
The Umbrian wines from the Montefalco Consortium’s producers will be showcased in a series of educational sessions and promotional events throughout the month. The autochthonous...
On March 27 ENIT offered an Italian style “Aperitivo,” an occasion for lovers of Italy to come together and better understand the culture and the lifestyle of the boot-shaped...
John Mariani's book narrates the rise of Italian-American food culture and the emigrants who made it possible. It was a journey fueled by endurance, passion and triumph that will...
At the Summer Fancy Food Show Trade Commissioner Aniello Musella introduced Club EATalian, an educational program presented by the Italian Ministry of Economic Development and...
Italian food and wine products thrive in the American market because of their reputation for superior taste and quality and Washington is a strong market for specialty foods of...
When you are going out for Italian, you usually are not going out for Italian. Nearly all of the time, you are going out for Italian-American.
To find authenticity, perhaps we should focus less on the ingredients and technique and more on the intent?
Michele Scicolone, gastronomy expert, and Lou di Palo and Louis Coluccio Jr., owners of two important Italian stores in NYC, were guests @ Casa Italiana Zerilli Marimò (NYU) as...
At the beautiful NYU Fales Library on February 3rd, an intimate team of panelists explored why and how New York loves Italian. The complexity of this answer might surprise you and...
Chef Fabio Trabocchi prepared an outstanding menu from Le Marche paired with the regions outstanding wines.
Peperone friariello is the name of a small bright green pepper from Naples. Japanese shishitos are a good substitute.