Haga Bottega: a piece of Puglia in the heart of the Scandinavian world
Dear friends, I am honored to present the opening of the first restaurant with a Pugliese touch in all of Stockholm: Haga Bottega. Here you...
Category : Cucina Italiana
CHIACCHIERE: THE TYPICAL SWEET OF THE CARNIVAL IN ITALY
Hello again friends of Buongiorno Italians. This time we dedicate this article to the most typical sweet of the Carnival celebrations in Italy: “le chiacchiere”....
How to make Sicilian Arancini
How to make Sicilian Arancini, recipe by Santy Rice Ingredients: 2 liters of water a kilo of arborio rice a saffron sachet a little...
Stuffed Artichokes alla Napoletana
INGREDIENTS FOR 24 HALVES -12 artichokes -8 free range eggs -2 cups of grated Pecorino Romano -1.5 cups of 1/2″ diced salame Napoletano -1.5 cups...
Parmigiana, passione mediterranea in the world
Eggplant Parmigiana Recipe 3 medium eggplants, peeled and sliced lengthwise Salt and pepper 6 eggs beaten 2 cups flour 1 c olive oil not extra...
Le trecce, i biscotti del buongiorno
Ciao Amici Gourmets, today I offer you a recipe found in the bottom of a drawer, very homemade, breakfast braids to enjoy with your children...
Tara’s Recipe: Maccheroni ai ferretti
This hand rolled long tube shaped pasta is as rustic as it gets, originating in Calabria. It’s made by wrapping dough around a thin wire...
The Italian origins of Provoleta: grilled cheese in Argentinian roasts
Italy and Argentina share one of the biggest gastronomic ties and this is no exception. The Provoleta Argentina has its origin in Italy. I invite...
When you call sugo al pomodoro “gravy”
The great Italian vs Italian American debate! I remember my complete confusion the first time I heard red sauce (sugo) called GRAVY. I thought gravy...
Wine route: journey to the village of Barolo
Our next Buongiorno Italians article is dedicated to the wine and the city of Barolo: a true jewel of Piedmont’s enogastronomy and tourism: We have...