Burrata might look like an unassuming ball of mozzarella, but this pasta filata beauty is hiding a dramatic, oozing interior. First created in the 1920s, it originated in the southern city of Andria, in the “heel†of Italy’s boot. Burrata, whose…
On June 16, the Italian Trade Agency of New York, in collaboration with Culture Media, welcomed food industry professionals to Real Italian Cheese, Please—a full day of tasting, learning, and celebrating the craftsmanship behind authentic Italian cheeses. Presenters Thomas and Vanessa…
Agricultural products from the European Union (EU) are more than just food and drinks, they are stories shared, heritage passed on through generations. They are collections of flavors, bursting with character that is traceable through history that echoes the origins. Check…
AI is moving from hype to reality across food and drink, cutting R&D timelines, automating factory roles and putting pressure on jobs from the lab to the shop floor.
Jumbo cheesy pasta shells are baked atop a flavorful Bolognese sauce, topped with creamy Alfredo and breadcrumbs, and broiled until toasted and melty. This recipe is easy but takes some patience as the sauce has to simmer for a few hours….
Braciole is an Italian-American dish of flattened beef that’s rolled with provolone, prosciutto, garlic, parsley, and breadcrumbs, then braised in tomato sauce. Called involtini, or “little bundles,†it originated in southern Italy, where family variations have been passed down for generations….
Yes, provolone is a tried-and-true deli staple. But this pasta filata cheese rewards heat, patience, and a little imagination. Its name is rooted in the Italian words prova or provola, which mean “globe shaped.†After the curds are stretched in salted…
From snack pots to ice cream, cottage cheese is being reinvented through new formats, younger consumers and rising global demand.
