Tortelli di zucca is a popular Italian dish consisting of tortelli or ravioli pasta with a pumpkin filling. The origin of this dish is disputed between Mantua and Ferrara, with both cities claiming paternity over the recipe. The stuffing for tortelli is usually made with sweet pumpkin, bitter amaretto cookies, savory parmesan cheese, and fruit mustard, resulting in a unique, unusual flavor that is beloved by many.
Arneis is a native grape from Piedmont that gives the best results in Roero—where it is used in the production of the famed Roero Arneis DOCG. Its exact ... Read more
Schioppettino is a red Italian grape that is almost synonymous with the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region in northeast Italy. Also known as Ribolla Nera, it is an ... Read more
Lambrusco Grasparossa di Castelvetro is a wine appellation for red and rosé semi-sparkling (frizzante) wines that are made with Lambrusco Grasparossa variety.... Read more