If Italian amaro seems like a bit of a mystery, you’re not alone. To help, we’ve created this guide to amaro so you can learn more about this bittersweet beverage and learn some of the different types to enjoy.
Santa Ynez has a downtown that looks like it's a freeze frame from an old Western movie, but then has gems like SY Kitchen. We couldn't stop raving about this Fusilli alla Salsiccia so I recreated it here; but, let's be real, you should travel there to taste for yourself!
You know prosecco but what about all the other Italian sparkling wines out there? Here we cover the six major types so you'll be in the know during your next trip to Italy.
You know you love focaccia but how much do you really know about this Italian bread? Here's our lowdown on the origin of focaccia, the most common styles of focaccia, and tips to help you bake the most perfect loaf of focaccia bread.
Upping our coffee game with this stacked Mocha coffee drink that hails from Turin.
Next time you go to Florence, do us a favor, stop by Trattoria Sostanza and order their butter chicken. Until then, make this recipe!
The recipe for traditional Italian olive oil cake gets a California twist with seasonal citrus, almond flour, and polenta.
Most people will take any excuse to hop a flight — catch up with a friend, taste test tequila, search out surf — but chocoholics like us? We'd go to the ends of the earth for a good chocolate bar.
Have you had a glass of Sicilian wine and want to know more? Check out this starter guide to Sicilian wine so you can know everything from Marsala to Nero D'Avola!
Dreaming of traveling but not sure where to start? We've got a service for that! The Salt & Wind concierge desk is here to help make your food adventures happen!
Not all gelato is not created equal and, to be honest, a lot you find in Italy doesn’t come from quality ingredients.So how are you supposed to find the best gelato when you travel to Italy? Well, we’ve got you covered!
Some of us are a bit, shall we say, more sentimental than others. And there's nothing like the one-two combo of the end of the year and the holiday season to bring it out.
That ornament that you handmade in kindergarten; the nutcracker your siblings broke (and then superglued together) in 1990-so...
