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The History of Biscotti

Posted by By maria March 2, 2007Posted inFood Facts, History of FoodsNo Comments
Do you know what I've really been enjoying lately? A hot cup of espresso with a fresh biscotti. There is just something about rich, smooth, full-bodied Italian espresso juxtaposed with…
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Risotto Parmigiana | Interesting Parmigiano Reggiano Facts and Maria's Favorite Recipe

Posted by By maria December 15, 2006Posted inFood Facts, History of Foods, Recipes, RisottoNo Comments
Probably the most famous of all Italian cheeses is Parmigiano reggiano, a hard, granular cheese native to the Parma, Reggio Emilia, Modina, Bologna, and Mantua provinces. Parmigiano reggiano is made…
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Festa di Ringraziamento | Expressing Thanks

Posted by By maria November 23, 2006Posted inFood Facts, History of Foods, Holidays, Italian Culture, Italy, Special OccasionsNo Comments
Festa di Ringraziamento (Happy Thanksgiving)! Italians don't exactly celebrate Thanksgiving -- it doesn't relate to their history. But the word "ringraziamento" means "thanksgiving" in Italian, and Italians use it to…
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Marrons Glacés and Chestnut Truffles Roasting on an Open Fire

Posted by By maria November 10, 2006Posted inFacts, Food Facts, History of Foods, Italian Culture, La Dolce Vita (Dessert Recipes), RecipesNo Comments
To make foods that taste incredible, it is always best to tailor your dishes to what is currently in season. Right now, chestnuts are in full swing, ripe and bursting…
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The Ultimate History of Pizza

Posted by By maria July 10, 2006Posted inFacts, Food Facts, History of Foods, Italian Culture1 Comment
One of my favorite foods in the world is Pizza!! I have judged many of the International pizza championships and have tasted some of the world's best pizza in many parts…
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The Art of Tiny Bubbles | The History of Sparkling Wines

Posted by By maria July 7, 2006Posted inFacts, Food Facts, History of Foods, WineNo Comments
Sparkling wines are the fruits of years of consistent production of the best grapes, and the most accurate fermentation process. We celebrate, enjoy and toast our fellows with sparkling wines.…
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Granita di Mirtilli and Making Blueberry Shortcakes

Posted by By maria July 1, 2006Posted inFood Facts, History of Foods, RecipesNo Comments
Summer fruits are my favorite and my very favorite fruit is the blueberry. Not only because of its beautiful color and flavor but of its' many health benefits. It was…
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How To Choose Gelato Flavors Like an Italian Chef

Posted by By maria June 20, 2006Posted inFood Facts, History of Foods, How To's, La Dolce Vita (Dessert Recipes), RecipesNo Comments
copyright 2021 Art of Living, Prima Media Inc/Maria Liberati How to choose your gelato flavors? A most important decision. One of my favorite past times is to spend time just…
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The Origins of Spices

Posted by By maria June 18, 2006Posted inFood Facts, History of Foods4 Comments
Spices are so important in any style of cooking to enhance the flavor of your foods. Most cultures have a tradition with certain spices, herbs and flavorings. Unfortunately, in the…
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Where did the birthday candle come from?

Posted by By maria June 11, 2006Posted inFood Facts, History of FoodsNo Comments
I have always found it fascinating, when studying culinary arts in Europe, to find that certain foods and dishes we use today are derived from the ancient Romans or Greeks.…
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What You Need to Know When Buying Olive Oil

Posted by By maria June 9, 2006Posted inFood Facts, History of Foods, How To'sNo Comments
A staple in many kitchens, olive oil is a fan favorite. These are a chef's simple tricks to make sure you're buying the best olive oil. 1. Pay attention to…
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Happy Holidays, Happy New Year 2022!

I want to wish you all and your families the Happiest and Healthiest New Year in 2022! Thank you all so much for joining me and helping me to make The Basic Art of Italian Cooking and The Maria Liberati Show a success! I can’t wait to share my next book (The Basic Art of Italian Cooking Diaries: Seasons) with you, it will release in late Spring/early Summer.

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