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Did you know that the name mozzarella comes from the Italian word mozzare, which means: "to cut off" because it goes back to the manual cut of spun cheese with the forefinger and the thumb?
Here you find a creative idea to celebrate the beloved Italian-American heritage! During the Columbus Day national holiday, release your inner chef and enjoy these recipes inspired by the national colors and to the culinary traditions of Italy. Celebrate with an Italian themed menu.
When you eat the season’s first slice of watermelon, you know summer has begun. It’s tasty, refreshing and very low in calories. We all know that when the sun starts to be very strong, it is imperative to drink a lot of water...
In Italy, lasagna means family reunion. There are many different lasagna recipes, the traditional one being with ragù sauce. Make your lasagna with Agromonte's Organic Cherry Tomato Passata.
Summer is no time to spend all day cooking: the season means vacations, trips, walks in the park, a day at the beach, or a picnic with friends and family. It’s time to eat outside with adequate precautions and social distancing.
Mozzarella di Bufala is the Queen, and her Kingdom has no borders—certainly not in Italy, but also not in the United States, Mexico, or Canada, either. A survey testing “made in Italy” brand popularity in North America boasted the trans-national success of Italian food.