Magnifico Curiosity
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.
If you think about rice, Italy is most likely not the first country you would associate it with. Yet, our culinary traditions have developed recipes using this main ingredient that are enjoyed around the world.
As bikini season rapidly approaches, we understand that it’s time to get in shape. Though all bodies are beautiful, there is nothing wrong with wanting to improve our health, and maybe losing a few pounds along the way.
Being a peninsula, Italy is surrounded by water. It has some major islands, too, such as Sardinia and Sicily. Italians love to eat meat, but they couldn’t live without seafood.
Ok, we know what you are thinking: Italians are obsessed with pasta. That’s absolutely true! Every Italian eats almost 60 pounds of pasta per year…way too much! Pasta is the common thread in each of Italy's 20 regions. Here you find a beginner’s guide to Italians’ favorite food.
In Italy we say “colazione da re, pranzo da principe, cena da povero”. Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a pauper. Several studies confirm this popular belief: so...the best way to lose weight is...