Ice cream, fruits and spices: just these three ingredients for an unusual dessert that will surprise you! The way of cooking 'en papillote', generally used for vegetables and fish, consists in wrapping the food you want to bake in parchment paper: a healthy and quick method that preserves flavours and aromas. Try out our recipe or create your own version!

This recipe represents a healthy, alternative version of the more famous traditional Italian lasagne. Thanks to the 'radicchio Trevisano', a particular kind of radicchio chicory with long leaves, you'll have a delicious and filling dish that not only will be good to your taste buds, but to your health too! Give it a try and get ready to fall in love with its outstanding, vegan taste!

Meat balls in tomato sauce is one of the most traditional and widespread meat recipes in Italy. Delicious as a main course, it can also be used as a pasta dressing or to enrich Lasagne or 'Pasta al forno' (which is baked pasta). Meat balls in tomato sauce represents the classic 'grandma recipe', endowing your meal with that taste of love and genuine food; enrich the dish with Auricchio Piccante for a touch of originality!

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!

Pasta with chickpeas is a very filling starter or one pot dish, mainly made of chickpeas, vegetables and pasta. This dish is of peasant origin and is particularly suitable in winter, when its warmth can be fully appreciated (this, though, doesn't stop you from enjoying it during spring, summer or autumn!). The recipe can be altered according to personal tastes to create different versions of the same dish.

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.

Pizza is by far the most famous Italian dish; ask anyone what they first think of when they hear the word 'Italian food', and their automatic response will be: pizza. There are many ways of making pizza, according to where you are, it can be thick or very thin, lightly seasoned or covered with toppings - you choose! In this recipe we suggest a delicious combination, which is tuna fish with onion. We promise, you won't be disappointed!