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Almond muffins in ginger scent

Almond muffins with a ginger note

There’s something magical about warm homemade muffins for breakfast! This particular recipe, which calls for almonds and ginger, will leave a breath-taking aroma in your kitchen. The nutty, sweet taste of almonds, together with the slightly hot and spicy note of the ginger, make a perfect combination. Yum! Enjoy these dainties at breakfast time with a cappuccino or tea, or save it for an afternoon snack. 

Almond pudding

Almond pudding

Here comes a delicious, vegan treat that most of you will enjoy! If you are a fan of pudding - be it vanilla or chocolate - you'll love this light, nutty, natural version! Ideal as a dessert at the end of a meal, it can also be enjoyed at breakfast time or served to your children as a mid-afternoon snack.

Almond spaghetti

Almond spaghetti

There is a well-known, super easy pasta recipe Italians love to eat. It’s almost the symbol of 'Italian fast food' and it's called 'pasta aglio, olio e peperoncino', that is pasta with garlic, oil, and hot chillies. Here we suggest a recipe variation: by adding lemon juice, lemon zest, toasted broken almonds and parsley you still manage to make it a quick and easy dish while giving it a different, more summery twist

Apple, nuts & berries pie

Apple, nuts & berries pie

A sweet and tasty pie you'll fall in love with!

Brisé with leeks, nuts and burrata

Brisé with leeks, nuts and burrata

Salty pies are always a great idea, especially if you are preparing apperitisers, a buffet for a party, or a yummy take-away dish! This recipe features Burrata, one of the most beloved Italian dairy products, a fresh cheese made of buffalo and/or cows' milk, similar to mozzarella but far softer and creamier. It's traditionally produced in the Murgia and in other Pugliese areas and is a real taste delight!

Cheese and panforte

Cheese and panforte

Many people believe that you must round off a delicious meal with a piece of cheese. If you agree, we would like to suggest an unusual but delicious pairing: try enjoying your favourite cheese with a slice of Panforte, preferably the soft kind: the sweet and savoury flavours will blend in a surprising liaison - a coming together with a gourmet's touch! Add a little sip of Moscato or Passito.. and the magic is quickly created!

Christmas chocolate-hazelnut-panettone bon bons

Christmas chocolate-hazelnut-panettone bon bons

With Christmas approaching we are all looking for nice new recipes for sweets, cookies and cakes to enjoy with our family and friends during this festive season. It's beyond question that these kind of treats create a warm and cosy atmosphere, they put us in such a positive mood and therefore we shouldn't be too worried about our diet at Christmas time: happiness is important too! Try out these bon bons, serve them with a cup of tea or coffee while you spend time with your loved ones.

Couscous with peas cream & walnuts

Couscous with peas cream & walnuts

Here comes a dish containing a somewhat alternative ingredient, couscous. Some might think it is a  cereal, but it actually is a traditional Berber product made from semolina, granules of durum wheat. This very versatile ingredient, a staple food in North Africa, can be cooked and served with vegetables or stews, but it also can be used to prepare delightful 'salads' or desserts.

Crunchy potato flan

Crunchy potato flan

Who said mashed potatoes are boring? This recipe will show you how to create an incredibly tasty, original potato flan! Just add a few fine ingredients like nuts, Provolone cheese, spices.. and the magic is done!

Panforte with gorgonzola

Diced Panforte with gorgonzola

If you are one of those who swear by a sweet-savoury combination, then this 'recipe' is for you! Imagine a typical Italian sweet delicacy made of honey, sugar, dried fruit, nuts and spices.. and then imagine pairing it with a savoury, creamy Gorgonzola.. A taste experience you simply can't miss! Serve it as an appetiser at the beginning of a meal, or as a snack as part of an aperitif buffet, and wash it down with a glass of good quality wine!

Dried fruit and apple cous cous

Dried fruit and apple couscous

Some might think couscous is a cereal, but in actual fact it is a traditional Berber product made from semolina, granules of durum wheat. This very versatile ingredient, a staple food in the regions of North Africa, can be cooked and served with vegetables or stews (meat or fish), but it also can be used to prepare delightful 'salads' or desserts, like the one we are presenting here. Enjoy this nutty fruity couscous salad!

Dried fruit rice

Dried fruit rice

Ok, ok, we admit it: this does not look or sound like a typical traditional Italian dish. But! We can assure you that the quality of the ingredients and the creativity of the chef are 100% green, white and red! This is a quite unusual dish, somehow inspired by the Southeast Asian cuisine, where combining of savoury and sweet is commonplace, the use of nuts widespread and the basmati rice is a native staple food.  

Ice cream salami

Ice cream salami

Here comes a summery variation of the most classical 'sweet salami'. Easy and quick to prepare, it makes an ideal dessert, a fresh delicacy to top off a dinner with friends, Sunday lunch or a tasty and energising break throughout the day. Very much loved by children, it can be used as a substitute for a birthday cake pretty much too! Try it out and have fun creating your own version!

Linguine in walnut cream sauce

Linguine in walnut cream sauce

A very easy and quick sauce, yet incredibly delicious. This walnut cream sauce is very versatile and can be used on any kind of pasta. In this recipe we suggest you use linguine, but you can let your fantasy run wild and choose the pasta variety you like the best, even macaroni. A delicate, exquisite dish that will seduce you and your tablemates!

Little mozzarella trees

Little mozzarella trees

Here comes a great suggestion for a special Christmassy appetiser! Ideal as an entrée, or on a buffet at a party, these little mozzarella trees will seduce your guests and will be loved by children! All you need is a few simple ingredients and star-shaped cookie cutters.. and in a few minutes you'll have an original dish to serve to your guests! It will look as good on your buffet table as it will taste amazing in your mouth!

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