La Nicchia Capers in Robb Report
Pantelleria produces the world’s best capers, and that’s a fact. But what is it about the island that makes their capers so delicious? Journalist Laura …
Parco dei Buoi and the Travaglinis in the Washington Post
Molise is the definition of wonderland off the beaten path. As Italians say, “il Molise non esiste” (Molise doesn’t exist or even Molisn’t). But that …
Succulent Porcini Season
“I’m out of Porcini sott’olio and I’m desperate. Please send me 6 jars, or even 8.” That’s how our recent conversation with our friend + …
Faella Lasagna in the New York Times
Pick up a single sheet of Pastificio Faella Lasagna and you know it’s something special. Made in the traditional Gragnano style, each lasagna sheet is …
Gambero Rosso: Fried Food Is Good For You, If Done Right
Italians know a thing or two about deep frying. After all, this is the land of arancini, fritto misto, carciofi alla giudía… need we say …
Simply Recipes: Should You Rinse Pasta?
Apparently, some people out there rinse their pasta. The horror! Please, we beg you, in the name of starch, never do this. Food journalist Ariel …
Gustarosso San Marzano Tomatoes in “Eating Well”
Our dear friend + journalist Paul Greenberg came with us to the most popular tomato fields of Campania, to find out what makes a real …
Testa Conserve in the New York Times
Absolute food authority Florence Fabricant gave Testa Conserve’s sgombro and sugarello sott’olio a wonderful write up in her Front Burner column in the New York …
Yes, you can (and should) fry in Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Frying in extra virgin olive oil gets a bad rap. A myth persists that other frying oils are somehow superior. Those EVOO skeptics couldn’t be …
Frantoio Gaudenzi on “Olive Oil Professor”
Few things get us more excited than seeing our food expert friends fall in love with our farmers. Just last October, we spent a week …
Tumminia Busiate: Best Alternative to White Flour Pasta
Tumminia busiate from Molini del Ponte came out on top as the best alternative to white flour pasta. That’s according to food writer Adam Roberts, …
Colatura di Alici & Bottarga di Muggine are Having a Moment
The New York Times Mag published an article on a 15-minute pasta that will “make you feel like an Italian millionaire”. The enriching ingredients are …
The Mediterranean Diet Really is That Good for You
The Mediterranean diet is the best kind of diet. Are we biased? Hell no! There’s scientific proof behind our words. The New York Times wellness …
Porcini Mushrooms Sott’Olio in the New York Times
Borgolab’s porcini mushrooms in olive oil, one of our newest products, were recently featured in the “Front Burner” section of the New York Times: “Porcini …
San Marzano Tomatoes: Rai 3 Reports Fraud in the US
In December 2022, a couple of journalists from the Italian national TV network RAI 3 came to talk to us about San Marzano tomatoes in …
How to Get More Whole Grains in Your Diet
True whole grains are harder to track down than you may think. We’ve been saying this for a while: “practically everything you see in the …
Ruth Reichl’s Fridge is Like a Shelf in our Warehouse
Who wouldn’t want a tour of Ruth Reichl’s fridge? Ruth often shows us love in her newsletter, La Briffe, giving us and her readers plenty …
In The NYTimes: Panettone Is Catching On Worldwide
The world is catching on to Panettone. Once a niche Christmas dessert renowned more for its flashy packaging than its gustatory qualities, panettone is now …
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