Hazan Family Favorites: A Cookbook Review
A great cookbook is like a good friend: it is ever-present, reliable and trustworthy, offering unequivocal pleasures, comfort when comfort is needed, joy in the everyday.
A great cookbook is like a good friend: it is ever-present, reliable and trustworthy, offering unequivocal pleasures, comfort when comfort is needed, joy in the everyday.
Will Levitt | Posted 05.10.2012
In time, Italian food would go from relative obscurity to become the first ethnic cuisine largely adopted and prepared in American homes.
Fabio Parasecoli | Posted 05.02.2012
Many Italians might be forced to go back to the Mediterranean diet that their parents and grandparents were relieved to abandon during the decades of economic growth. It's unclear how these developments will affect the local food culture.
The Huffington Post | Sarah Klein | Posted 04.28.2012
No matter how often you opt for whole-grain breads, cook whole-wheat pasta at home or make your own loaded-with-veggies pizzas, there are times when o...
Scott Bridges | Posted 04.26.2012
At first glance, Okiba Mozzarella Bar might not appear to be an authentic Italian experience. But look past that and you'll discover that the food is as real as it gets.
Food52 | Posted 04.18.2012
Do as the Romans do, and whip up a spring-inspired feast, a menu that teases the most out of spring's vast bounty. Buon appetito!
Lonely Planet | Alison Bing | Posted 04.18.2012
The search for common ground between food lovers and weight-watchers, bargain-seekers and luxury-lovers ends in the most unlikely place: Italy. The co...
Linda Watson | Posted 04.16.2012
Pizza Ebraica, or Jewish dessert pizza, can be expensive if you buy all the ingredients just to make it. But as Paula suggests, it can be a super-thrifty way to use up the bits and scraps of dried fruit and nuts in your kitchen.
Fabio Parasecoli | Posted 04.12.2012
A few years ago, I decided to celebrate a Jewish friend's birthday by cooking a special meal: the whole menu was composed of Italian Jewish recipes.
Edward Schneider | Posted 04.05.2012
A look at new (and classic) restaurants in Paris, including some unexpected finds!
Nancy Ruhling | Posted 04.03.2012
Giuseppe Viterale never starts or ends the day without a cup of espresso. He fires up a little gas burner, spoons in the ground coffee and puts the aluminum one-cup pot atop the steady blue flame. "This is like a religious ritual for me," he says.
The Daily Meal | Posted 04.25.2012
What factors make any given restaurant that much better than another? In a country with so many great eating places to choose from, seeking out the be...
Food52 | Posted 05.14.2012
There's something beautiful about a pan of baked pasta. It's hot. It's cheesy. And it has that crusty cap crowning the top of it, the accessory that mere bowls of pasta can't match.
Holly Cara Price | Posted 05.07.2012
"Viewers will get to see all the amazing foods, neighborhoods and visual beauty of Brooklyn and truly understand why our company slogan is 'Manhattan? FUHGETTABOUDIT!'"
Posted 03.07.2012
A Travel Channel special airing Wednesday night takes a closer look at Brooklyn, and in particular, two of its most beloved pizza emporia. A Slice ...
Rosie DeQuattro | Posted 04.30.2012
One of the best uses I've found for arugula is in a recipe I first tried back in 1993. The recipe is in one of Paticia Wells' first cookbooks called, "Trattoria."
Olivia Ware | Posted 04.22.2012
We were mesmerized by the richness of colors, aromas and noises while walking through the food stands and shops -- fried foods, Sicilian pizza and focaccia, voices yelling to promote their products and offering a taste.
Jenna Scatena | Posted 04.11.2012
During a recent stay in Bangkok, around week five of my travels, I felt summoned elsewhere. I needed some good, traditional Italian food.
Scott Bridges | Posted 04.09.2012
In Malibu, the low 70-degree temperatures during this mild winter create the perfect environment in which to enjoy a Sunday brunch outdoors. And the place to do it is Tra di Noi.
Food52 | Posted 03.24.2012
Today, we're taking you on a culinary Grand Tour. Here are nine recipes from the regions of Italy -- from Sicily to Lombardia, Tuscany to Veneto. Buon appetito!
Food Republic | Posted 03.18.2012
If you haven't eaten your way across Italy yet, consider the advice of someone who has. Italian food varies dramatically from region to region, but you can rest assured that you will find pasta, wine, espresso and gelato wherever you go.
EatingWell | Posted 03.16.2012
Check out these eight essential ingredients of Italian cuisine, compiled by EatingWell's editors, that you should add to your diet.
Organic Authority.com | Posted 03.14.2012
While I'm all for protein at as many meals as possible -- I get hungry after about an hour if there isn't any -- a good ol' fashioned steak-and-potatoes is far from the only way to get protein on your plate.
culture magazine | Posted 03.13.2012
Most people will recognize Fabio Viviani from his appearance on "Top Chef," where his charisma and unparalleled cooking style made him a fan-favorite on Season 5.
Food Republic | Posted 02.28.2012
Everyone has their favorite pizza place, whether it's the dollar-slice joint serving up saucy cardboard (hey, you don't need to defend yourself) or the brick-oven spot that's so hot right now you couldn't get a perfectly charred pie if you waited two hours.
Jamie Schler | Posted 05.24.2012