Tomatoes
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Tomatoe is one of the most popular and known products on Italian tables and the most cultivated vegetable in Italy.
Tomatoes are rich of nutritional principles and they have low caloric content. Is commonly used to cook, for prepare salads, sauces, contours and even juices.
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“Oil fragrance” – Tuscan olive oil – 200ml
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1 jar of Saffron Threads – 0.40 gr
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100% Italian Rusellae Extra Virgin Olive Oil box 200 ml – Podere Crispino
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100% Italiano Monocultivar Nocellara Extra Virgin Olive Oil – Dievole
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100% Italiano Rusellae Extra Virgin Olive Oil box 2 x 200 ml – Podere Crispino
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12 Italian Coffee Capsules Nespresso Active Organic
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12 Italian Nespresso Coffee Capsules Gran Milani
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2 Pasta Pack and 1 Pesto Jar – Gift pack
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3 Italian Coffee blends Nespresso Capsules
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3 Italian Olive and Basil Sauces – 85 gr each
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3 Legume Pasta Pack – 250gr each
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3 Preserved Vegetables in a Gourmet Gift Box
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Discover Tomatoes
Nowadays Tomatoe is the king of vegetables.
Tomatoes come from Central America, specifically Mexico and Peru.
At the beginning tomatoes were not seen positively, but after being appreciated by the Sun King of France, from the 15th century the alchemists began to attribute their aphrodisiac characteristics and used them for potions and magic filters.
In 1596 Tomatoes arrived for the first time in northern Italy, used as an ornamental plant, two decades later reached the south of Italy, where the favorable climate brought bigger fruits and reds, inviting the farmers to consume them: raw or cooked, in sauce or fried in oil, or in the soups. With the famines of XVII and XVIII centuries, when grain began to fail, the rich Italian gentlemen were forced to eat tomatoes. From that moment Tomatoe became a typical Italian food product.
Recipes Tomatoes
Extra Virgin Oil Benefits for Mom and Child
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Carbonara Day: All You Need To Know
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Saffron and Mushrooms Gnocchi Recipe
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Campania Olive Oil: IGP Recognition
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Dosage of Saffron
The dosage of saffron to put in a recipe obviously depend on what you have to do and the chef's inspiration...If you are making the classic Milanese risotto we generally recommend a dose of 12/15 threads per serving (80-90 grams of rice), or 0.15 grams for a risotto...
Easter Muffin Recipe with Parmesan
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Balsamic Vinegar PGI
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Pizzoccheri Pasta
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History of Saffron
The history of saffron starts since ancient times, it is mentioned in Greek myths and in the Bible. For centuries our Crocus Sativus has been appreciated in the kitchen and has always been considered precious, so much so that it is a symbol of wealth. About Saffron...
Saffron in Pistils
Using pure saffron is very simple, we will explain in 3 steps how to use saffron pistils (or more correctly stigmas) for your recipes. The spice called saffron is obtained from the stigmas of the Crocus sativus flower, belonging to the Iridaceae family. Successfully...
The History of Colomba
The History of Colomba starts with a legend, but first let's talk about what actually is, Colomba. The Colomba Pasquale is the typical leavened cake of the Italian tradition, which is brought to the table on Easter day together with the Neapolitan Pastiera; and is...
Parmesan Aged Over 12 Months
Parmesan aged over 12 months is the youngest Parmigiano Reggiano, which is the minimum seasoning for the Consortium to be able to give it the D.O.P. Ageing Phase The aging phase is a crucial step to obtain an excellent Parmigiano Reggiano, in fact, once the...
Healthy Foods for Fitness
Healthy foods for fitness are incredibly important and crucial for the proper rigeneration of the muscle tissue and in order to have the perfect energy to train. Micro and Macronutrients A healthy and varied diet is able to provide all the macro and...
Giusti Balsamic Vinegar: Giuseppe Giusti
Balsamic vinegar, to be perfect has to have salient parameters such as the dark brown color, full and bright, the intense smell, which hides grape aromas and hints of wood wines, the agro resulting from the slow acetification, and the complexity of the aromas...
Why Extra Virgin is Better
Just 50 ml of extra virgin olive oil with a high phenolic content is enough to improve endothelial function. The reports on the effects on the cardiovascular system of olive oils should specify the category and characteristics of the product: it is the extra virgin...
Taralli History
Taralli is an exceptional and peculiar type of crunchy bread that has the shape of a ring, nowadays is eaten by everyone, but back when it was invented only the poor ate it.
Grissini Bread History
Grissini are actually bread sticks and nowdays it’s easy to find them everywhere but many years ago a doctor used them in order to make Turin’s duke gain his health and strength back.
Pecorino Cheese: 5 Reasons Why You Should Eat It
Giuseppe Giusti Balsamic Vinegar Recognitions
Between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries the Giuseppe Giusti Balsamic Vinegars made themselves known all over the world and enjoyed unanimous success among the European public…
Balsamic Vinegar of Modena
Balsamic vinegar of Modena, thanks to its unmistakable bitter-sweet flavor that lend itself to the most varied combinations in the kitchen, to its velvety density, which is a real pleasure for the palate, has distinguished itself all over the world, soon becoming...
Italian Easter Colomba cake recipe
Let’s say: it’s not easy nor for all, but why not? Get the challenge to cook the Colomba cake by yourself!
Coffee cream for Colomba cake recipe
A sweet Coffee cream to energize your cakes, biscuits and breackfast
Strawberries cream for Colomba cake recipe
A fresh Strawberries cream that you can use for Colomba cake but with many other cakes and biscuits
Cheese Pairings With Prosciutto
Cheese pairings with prosciutto play an important role when creating the perfect prosciutto board. And depending on the type of meats - prosciutto, coppa, speck, porchetta - one can pair different types of cheese. So we gathered some suggestions: • Among all the nice...
Parmesan aged: Different Types
A Parmesan aged (Parmigiano Reggiano) has at least 12 months, the highest among cheeses: at that point only the forms deemed suitable for the selection examination can continue aging for 24 months or more. Only the forms that have the essential characteristics...
Balsamic Vinegar Composition
Knowing what is balsamic vinegar composition is a very common curiosity. The fundamental difference between every other vinegar and balsamic vinegar consists of the raw material: grape must. Photo credit: wikipedia According to experts, three factors are fundamental...
Tagliatelle
Many types of pasta exist and today we are going to talk about tagliatelle! According to legend, tagliatelle was invented in 1487 by Mastro Zafirano, on the occasion of the marriage of Lucrezia Borgia with the Duke of Ferrara. Allegedly the cook was inspired by the...
Grana Padano DOP: the name’s Origin in Stresa
Grana Padano DOP is a hard, cooked and slow-maturing cheese, made with cow's milk from cows milked no more than twice a day and fed with green or preserved forage from the production area. This year marks the 70th anniversary of this world-famous Italian cheese. But...
Grana Padano Riserva: The Gift For The New President
It's official: Italy just sent a whole Grana Padano Riserva to The White House...But why? The president of the Consortium, Renato Zaghini and of the general manager, Stefano Berni said "we hope to restore the excellent dialogue we always had with the United States,...
Tuscan Olive Oil
So what's the difference between PDO and PGI Tuscan olive oil? The distinction lies in the production process. The acronym PDO stands for Protected Designation of Origin, while IGP stands for Protected Geographical Indication. In the case of DOP products, all the...
Italian Seasonings: The 3 Most Used
Many people all over the world tend to use Italian seasonings in order to enrich the taste of every dish, sometimes mixing them. Photo credit: Canva Used with meat, fish, pasta, eggs, bruschette and veggies, seasonings are perfect with many dishes in order to make...
Baci Perugina: The Romantic Story Behind It
Baci Perugina was invented by Luisa Spagnoli, in 1922. Spagnoli was looking for a way to recover the processing waste of other products and created this sweet with gianduia chocolate inside, chopped hazelnuts and a whole hazelnut inside, all covered with dark...
Tagliolini: History, Tradition and Recepie
Tagliolini (also named Tajarin) are one of many fresh egg types of pasta from the Piedmontese culinary tradition widespread especially in the Langhe area. Long, thin, and of a deep yellow color due to the presence of abundant yolk, tagliolini are eaten with rich...
Balsamic Vinegar Health Benefits
Balsamic vinegar health benefits are many, and today we are going to tell you 5 of them. Balsamic vinegar is a real panacea that, used day after day, will be appreciated not only by the palate! Benefit # 1: It helps you lose weight Balsamic vinegar is a...
Cured meats in Emilia Romagna
Cured meats are an excellence of the Italian food. Emilia-Romagna offers many types. Eat them accompanied by fried dumplings or tigelle and piadina. Also a good glass of Lambrusco or Sangiovese is never missing either!
Brain Superfoods: Grana Padano and Olive oil
Brain Superfoods are super important to keep ones longevity. In Italy there are 14 million persons over 65 and half of these, having exceeded the age of 75, are even more at risk of neurodegenerative diseases, cognitive impairment and virus infections, as demonstrated...
Fisherman-style Piadina recipe
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Carasau bread history
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The Origin of Balsamic Vinegar Term
What is the origin of balsamic vinegar term? Well, the term "balsamic" coined in 1747 for the first time, only serves to differentiate this type from the classic one, since the starting matrix is the same: both, in fact they are derived from wine grapes. Balsamic...
North of Italy Mushrooms
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