Meet Pasquale and his tomatoes
Pasquale the Piennolo Farmer “Piennolo tomatoes are special because of how they burst with flavor when you cook them. After just cooking them for a few minutes the aromas …
Pasquale the Piennolo Farmer “Piennolo tomatoes are special because of how they burst with flavor when you cook them. After just cooking them for a few minutes the aromas …
How we eat Gelato If you are anything like us, you spend a significant part of your summer in a freezer aisle or in front …
Raw Honey from Sardegna Luigi’s honey is raw! Perhaps we don’t say that enough. Lately, we’ve had a lot of people asking us about it. Our honey is …
These marmalades + jams bring you the story of Corrado Assenza’s passion for Sicilian ingredients. They are tree to jar, made only with the best …
Mullet Bottarga. What exactly is bottarga? Bottarga is salted and dried fish eggs. In this case, mullet fish eggs. It can be grated or sliced …
The EVOO for your Summer Recipes While talking with one of our NYC chef friends the other day, he mentioned that ever since he started …
SMALL ARTICHOKES Spring is artichoke season in Cilento National Park, the countryside south of Naples, and we just received a shipment of Small Artichokes, fresh from the field. …
Pasta Faella, the history. If you drive south from Naples and head toward the Amalfi Coast, you’ll just about drive through Gragnano, a small Italian …
The Best Grapes Make the Best Balsamic Where do the grapes used for Balsamic Vinegar come from? It’s an important question we just don’t think …
Capers + Caperberries WHAT IS A CAPER? WHAT IS A CAPERBERRY? We’re sure you’ve noticed. Capers and caperberries are trending right now. Lots of people are …
NUTS. Nuts are quintessentially Italian. They are also an important part of the Mediterranean diet. Here’s the thing about these nuts: There is more concentrated …
Ciao from Italia! We just attended our favorite annual food show, Taste, in Florence. While there, we got to help out with the elimination round of the 8th …
Friuli. “No other region has captured the last decade like the Collio for its food, wine and hospitality in places like the Sirk family mountain lodge called …
Why should you always keep Porcini in your pantry? Porcini have a reputation for being the most rewarding mushrooms to cook with. You can add them …
Monococcum. Farro Monococcum is an iconic grain that goes by many names. Einkorn, enkir, small farro, little spelt, and farro monococcum all refer to one plant: …
Cru di Cures is here. It’s our EVOO from the ancient olive oil producing region of Sabina, not far from Rome. This EVOO is made …
“Panettone: no bread is more difficult, or more rewarding, to get right.” -The New York Times Here’s the thing about panettone, it is really REALLY …
YES figs in December. What could be more traditionally Italian? Our figs are grown in Cilento’s National Park, in the heat of summer. These white figs are …