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This Underrated Italian City Is the Capital of Sicily—And a Melting Pot of Mediterranean Architecture, Food, and Culture
Also known as the Royal Palace, the Palazzo dei Normanni is the oldest royal residence in Europe. Now home to the Sicilian ...
Americans treat food very differently than most, which could help explain why Giada De Laurentiis thinks we overlook this ...
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Chicken tetrazzini | Italian American easy comfort food
Whip up a comforting Chicken Tetrazzini! This easy Italian-American casserole recipe uses minimal ingredients and is perfect ...
From Olive Garden to Carrabba’s, these Italian chains offer filling pasta meals, salads, and sauces for under $20, diners say ...
Classic Italian dishes are coming back to Lyons with a new family-run restaurant opening downtown, according to the Finger Lakes Times. Gabriel’s Italian Comfort is set to open at 1 Canal St., in the ...
Friday-night in Chicago? These Italian hot spots book fast, think handmade pasta, wood-fired pizza, cozy trattorias, and ...
UNESCO has officially recognized Italian cuisine as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, making it the first national cuisine to receive the distinction. The move highlights how everyday ...
Nevada locals say these Italian restaurants book up fast thanks to handmade pasta, family recipes, and old-school flavors worth planning ahead for.
Italian food is known and loved around the world for its fresh ingredients and palate-pleasing tastes, but the U.N.’s ...
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Trying Sunday gravy | Bringing Italian food to Inglewood
In this video, I explore the flavors and dishes at Sunday Gravy, a unique Italian restaurant located at 1122 Centinela Ave, ...
Gabriel’s Italian Comfort is opening at 1 Canal St. in the place where Papito’s Burritos operated before moving to Rochester. Papito’s has since closed on Culver Road, but the family behind the ...
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Italian Cuisine Is So Good UNESCO Just Recognized It as 'Intangible Cultural Heritage’
To earn this first-of-its-kind accolade, the Italian government campaigned UNESCO for five years—spearheaded by Italian food expert (and CNT Italia editor-in-chief) Maddalena Fossati.
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