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Pizza Margherita
Thin Neapolitan yeast dough with tomato, mozzarella and basil.
💡 Did you know? Its red-white-green colours stand for the Italian flag.
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Buon appetito! Italian cuisine conquers the world with pasta, pizza and dolci. Recognise classics like pizza margherita, spaghetti carbonara, lasagne, risotto, ossobuco, insalata caprese, gnocchi, bruschetta and minestrone. Good to know: Thin Neapolitan yeast dough with tomato, mozzarella and basil. Its red-white-green colours stand for the Italian flag. Pasta with egg, pecorino, pepper and guanciale: no cream. The sauce sets from the heat of the pasta alone. Layers of pasta sheets, ragù and béchamel, baked. It is one of the oldest documented pasta dishes. A creamy rice dish, stirred slowly with broth. The Milanese classic turns golden with saffron. Braised slices of veal shank with marrow in the bone. ‘Osso buco’ means ‘hollow bone’. Tomato, mozzarella and basil with olive oil. It comes from the island of Capri. Small dumplings, usually of potato dough. They are pressed with a fork to hold the sauce. Toasted bread with garlic, oil and often tomatoes. The name comes from ‘bruscare’, to roast.
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Pizza Margherita
Thin Neapolitan yeast dough with tomato, mozzarella and basil.
💡 Did you know? Its red-white-green colours stand for the Italian flag.
Foto: Javier Somoza · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Spaghetti Carbonara
Pasta with egg, pecorino, pepper and guanciale: no cream.
💡 Did you know? The sauce sets from the heat of the pasta alone.
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Lasagne
Layers of pasta sheets, ragù and béchamel, baked.
💡 Did you know? It is one of the oldest documented pasta dishes.
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Risotto
A creamy rice dish, stirred slowly with broth.
💡 Did you know? The Milanese classic turns golden with saffron.

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Ossobuco
Braised slices of veal shank with marrow in the bone.
💡 Did you know? ‘Osso buco’ means ‘hollow bone’.
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Caprese salad
Tomato, mozzarella and basil with olive oil.
💡 Did you know? It comes from the island of Capri.

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Gnocchi
Small dumplings, usually of potato dough.
💡 Did you know? They are pressed with a fork to hold the sauce.
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Bruschetta
Toasted bread with garlic, oil and often tomatoes.
💡 Did you know? The name comes from ‘bruscare’, to roast.
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Minestrone
A hearty vegetable soup with beans and pasta.
💡 Did you know? It changes with the season and region.
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