1. Home
  2. Food & Drink
  3. Italian Food

Articles by date | Articles by topic

03/06/06 - Italian Purim Recipes
To celebrate Queen Esther's courage and success.

01/21/06 - La Cucina Vicentina
A rich and varied cuisine from the far notheast.

09/08/05 - La Cucina Trapanese
Trapani, Sicily's westernmost city, has a rich heritage and an extremely varied cuisine.

08/03/05 - Fresh Figs, Anyone?
Fresh figs have been a South Italian staple for thousands of years. They're wonderful as is, make excellent jams, are superb in cakes, and that's just the beginning.

07/01/05 - Italian Lite
Some light, healthy summer recipes.

04/22/05 - A Pizza Collection
A selection of tasty, innovative pizza recipes.

03/08/05 - Broccoli Raab
One of the wilder members of the broccoli family, with an abundance of tasty leaves in addition to the florets.

02/22/05 - Cauliflower
A classic winter vegetable takes center stage.

09/25/04 - Walnuts
The Romans loved them, and with good reason: They're still one of the nicer things about autumn.

08/04/04 - Jams and Marmalades
Now's the time to gather the bounty of summer and set it aside for the winter months!

06/30/04 - La Sagra Del...
The local specialties served at town fairs are worth a journey!

06/20/04 - Two at Once
Quick, easy pasta recipes that also yield a tasty sauce for the second course. Much better than going to a restaurant!

06/06/04 - The Pasta Glossary
Pasta comes in all sorts of shapes, which are similar but not completely interchangeable. A photographic golssary, with recipe suggestions for the various kinds.

05/19/05 -- Clelia's Cookies!
A pair of simple recipes from Daughter Clelia's daycare: A chilled cookie crumb roll, and lemony baked cookies.

04/28/04 -- Pasta Salads
Refreshing when it's hot, and perfect at a picnic or barbecue.

02/27/04 -- Pecorino Romano
An anciant cheese, enjoyed by the Romans and still very popular even now.

02/06/04 -- Camosci, Caprioli, Cervi, Daini, Stambecchi…. Furred Game, in Short
If you venture into the mountains in Italy chances are that you will be offered game, especially venison. It's easy to prepare at home too.

01/11/04 -- Aromi per Panature: Flavored Breadcrumbs
Making flavored breadcrumbs for breading fried foods, sprinkling over casseroles, or using in fillings is quick and easy. They also make nice gifts.

More Features...

2003 Features

2002 Features

2001 Features

2000 Features

1999 Features

1998 Features

1997 Features

1996 Features

Explore Italian Food

More from About.com

  1. Home
  2. Food & Drink
  3. Italian Food

©2008 About.com, a part of The New York Times Company.

All rights reserved.