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Great served with grilled or roasted meat and fish.

A recipe from renowned Venetian restaurant Al Vecio Fritolin

This French toast is always a big hit at breakfast.

A delicious sweet dish with an incredible crunch, the flavour of roasted nuts and cinnamon working through it and that sweet citrus sugar syrup drizzled all over.

Another good use of eggs here.

In Italian, baci means kisses, so you could think of Perugina's Baci candies as Italy's answer to the Hershey Kiss, except that like so many things Italian, especially in the food department, the Italians do it better, way better.

This video could change the way we view masculinity in America forever.

Chocolate is one of the universal languages of love and a very fitting way to end a wonderful Valentine’s Day meal. This dessert was inspired by Roy’s restaurant in Hawaii which is famous for these soft centred melting chocolate puddings.

Crepes so easy a 2nd grader can make them.

No one does liquorice like the Italians. Nigella has an exuberant passion for the stuff. She normally chills these puddings but there is something to be said for eating them straight away, and although it does feel verging on the deviant, with a litt ...

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Mafia. Cosa nostra. The octopus. The plague. So many names and euphemisms are used to describe that terrible criminal organization that has rendered the island of Sicily so famous in the world

50 years ago, Isaac Asimov predicted the invention of tofurky and warned there would be "psychological resistance" to it. Here's what else he got right.

A new survey has revealed that our lunch on December 25 will contain 30 per cent sugar, 69g of fat and 211g of carbohydrates.

Oh chai, how do we love thee? Let us count the ways! Nothing says Christmas like a spicy cup of chai tea. If you’re looking for more ways to enjoy this festive flavor, we’ve got three recipes you’re going to love.

A luscious cream cheese spread with earthy rosemary and sweet dried cranberries.

Those are beautiful and so easy to make! You will love their light orange zest-ey flavour!

To celebrate Christmas, Gennaro Contaldo creates his Festive Bruschette recipe -- with three delicious toppings. Toasted ciabatta topped with squash and ricotta, fig and prosciutto and roasted vegetables. A fantastic sharing platter for the party sea ...

Another beautiful Italian recipe direct from the grand master of Food Tube - Gennaro. These simple Arancini are a great way to use up left over Risotto Bianco and make a fantastic meal in themselves. Try them at your family parties this Thanksgiving ...