Basil pesto. So good and easy to make that you won’t buy it again.
Basil: a very popular aromatic herb used to make pesto and linked to an old Sicilian tradition.
Try to make your own pesto!
Hands, facial expressions, movements, emotions and words: that’s how Sicilians talk.
Within every Sicilian there is a world of cultures different from each other. And it seems that using hand gestures is the only way to make all of them coming out at once.
Invented by the nuns, you can smell them from miles away: I biscotti della Monaca.
Anise seeds biscuits: made by the nuns centuries ago, still fill the city of Catania with their characteristic smell
Almond Biscuits Christmas Decorations
In the old times Christmas trees used to be decorated with feathers, pines, cards, pictures, fruits and sweets: let’s carry on the tradition!
Almond brittle: torrone, cubaita or minnulata. Just two ingredients for a delicious dessert.
Almond brittle: torrone, cubaita or minnulata. Just two basic ingredients for a dessert that tastes like the old times.
8th of December: let’s put the Christmas decorations on!
In Sicily, Christmas decorations are traditionally put on the 8th of December and in a little village close to Trapani, people go far beyond a Christmas Tree.
Almond biscuits Christmas tree
A stylish Christmas dessert with a traditional almond taste: the almond biscuits Christmas tree.
Tiramisu’, the Italian classic pick-me-up.
Tiramisu’ is the classic Italian dessert. Make it to impress your gusts. Everyone loves it!
A strategy that lots of people are using to crush mafia’s oppression. And there is something you can do, too
A strategy that lots of people are using to crush mafia’s oppression. And there is something you can do, too
Sesame seeds biscuits: Biscotti con il sesamo. The best things are simple!
Sesame seeds biscuits: the best things are simple!
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