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!

Tiramisu (from the Italian tiramisù, meaning "pick me up") is a popular coffee-flavoured Italian dessert. It is made of ladyfingers (Italian: Savoiardi) dipped in coffee, layered with a whipped mixture of eggs, sugar, and mascarpone cheese, flavoured with cocoa. The closest cousins to mascarpone are English clotted cream and French crème fraîche. High-quality creamy ricotta or cream cheese can also be a substitute for the mascarpone. The recipe has been adapted into a variety of cakes and other desserts.

Here is a version using the Fabbri Minitopping Wild Strawberries Syrup. Thanks to its fresh and delicate flavor, this syrup perfectly complements this recipe of mascarpone cream  layered wtih amaretto flavored biscuits.

A synonym of quality and sweetness, Amarena Fabbri was born over 100 years ago from an idea of Rachele Fabbri, wife of founder Gennaro Fabbri. Since then, her recipe has remained unchanged, and it is kept a secret to this very day. Amarena Fabbri is a perfect ingredient for any specialty pastry, as well as for stuffings and decorations. Ideal for an elegant aperitif and a fine accompaniment to sweets and desserts, it is also amazing combined with cheese or meat. Today, as in the past, Amarena Fabbri continues to enchant the world not only for its taste but also because of its unmistakable ceramic jar with white and blue decorations, which Gennaro ordered for his wife as a loving gift to thank her for this exquisite specialty. Here is the iconic cheesecake recipe using Rachele's amazing black cherries.

A wonderful Panna Cotta served with delicious cherry fruits and syrup

This parmesan cheese flan with almonds and vegetables makes a refined main-course (replacing meat or fish dishes) or a delicate, appetising entrée, ideal for all dinners with friends and family! Contrary to common belief, flans are not that difficult to prepare and we'll prove it to you!

Fried (meat) balls have always been a much loved comfort food. Everyone from children to adults, loves to eat these savoury dainties. Often cooked in tomato sauce and used to dress pasta, they also make a great appetiser. But you don't necessarily need to use minced meat as a main ingredient: in this recipe we want to show you how to create amazing 'almost-veggie-balls' with potatoes, cheese and nuts. Ready to try them out?

Beef tartare is a very ancient dish, probably invented by the Tatars, a nomadic group that used to store meat under their horses' saddles, which they would eat raw and softened. Nowadays this recipe consists in finely minced raw meat, adequately seasoned with spices, lemon, egg yolks and, sometimes, alcohol, in order to really make it tasty. Fresh and light, tartare is the ideal dish for summer aperitifs. Just make sure you choose high quality fresh meat and eggs!