Italian cuisine
It's Easier To Get Good Pizza In New York Than In Most of Italy
When I moved from Italy to New York in 2011, I thought I'd never find a worthy Neapolitan pizza in the Big Apple. I was wrong.
Why You Should Be Eating Carbonara for Breakfast
“It’s just like having bacon and eggs, isn’t it? It’s like an all-day breakfast pasta.”
What It’s Like to Eat a Three-Course Valentine’s Day Meal Alone
It is 12 noon on a grey Tuesday in the middle of February as I sit here, in a red nylon frock, preparing to eat a three-course Valentine’s Day meal alone. Entirely alone.
Moltissimo: Mario Cooks for Action Bronson and Missy Robbins
In the final installment of the first season of MOLTISSIMO, Mario cooks a Tuscan lunch for Action Bronson and Brooklyn chef Missy Robbins.
Moltissimo: Mario Cooks for Action Bronson & Missy Robbins
In the final installment of the first season of MOLTISSIMO, Mario cooks a Tuscan lunch for rapper Action Bronson and chef Missy Robbins of Williamsburg, Brooklyn's Lilia.
Zucchini Stuffed with Lamb and Mint Recipe
Stuff your zucchini with lamb, and then stuff that in your mouth.
This Chef Is Serving a Japanese-Italian Breakfast for Dinner
“As far as Japanese being very simple and delicate, and Italian being very simple but very rustic and robust in flavor, I feel they intermingle very well," says Orsa & Winston's chef Josef Centeno.
Why This Chef Puts Seawater in His Pizza Dough
“This way of cooking comes from the Italian fisherman,” says Italian-born London chef Mauro Palomba. “They would just scoop up some seawater and use that in place of normal water. There's something so simple and natural about it.”
Traditional Balsamic Vinegar is a Family Affair
The difference between traditional balsamic and the stuff you find at the grocery store is years, at least 12 of them. And ingredients. Traditional vinegar is made only with must (fresh grape juice).
Ruth Rogers Built The River Café with Girl Power and Egg Tagliarini
The culinary partnership between Ruth Rogers and Rose Gray is responsible for iconic British Italian restaurant The River Café. “Rose and I didn’t sleep until we had made egg tagliarini every way possible,” says Rogers.
The Edible Legacy That Arabs Left in Southern Italy
From ingredients like hard durum wheat that led to the development of pasta to the use of nuts in sweets, the food of Puglia is what it is because of Arab influence.
MUNCHIES Presents: Italian Rabbit and Polenta With Danny Smiles
In this episode of Giardinos, Le Bremner chef Danny Smiles gives props to Elena Faita, the godmother of Italian cooking in Montreal. He gets a crash course on a hearty northern Italian rabbit and polenta dish—perfect for Montreal’s brutal winters.