Italian Elicriso (Helichrysum italicum) is a plant of the Asteraceae family. Helichrysum comes from the Greek helios (sun) and chrysos (gold), for the bright yellow color of the flowers. It’s a perennial plant and the bush reaches 30–40 cms high. It can be found in most of southern Europe and in Italy is native especially […]
Ciao a tutti! The wonders of saffron! It is famous in Italy mostly for being used in dishes such as risotto or even sometimes in sweet treats. Not only does it add a wonderful flavor to the rice, but saffron has other qualities one may not know about! Did you also know it takes about […]
Ciao a tutti! Today we made some risotto. Risotto, pronounced ree-zow-tow, is traditionally a northern Italian rice dish. The type of rice used is usually arborio, which is a thicker, starchier and heavier rice and it will take some time getting used to, especially if you are used to eating lighter rice such as basmati. […]
Ciao a tutti! Today we wanted to give a couple of ideas on making the quickest and easiest tomato sauce that you can use for practically any dish. You can use it on pasta, rice, sandwiches or just eat as-is. We make ours almost chunky and fresh. There are really 2 versions to tomato sauce. […]
Peperoni Ripieni: Stuffed Peppers Get ready, these are really stuffing too!! Mangia Veg!! VegItalyGuide by