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Mushroom and goat’s curd frittata

Mushroom and goat’s curd frittata

It doesn't take much to put dinner (or a winning breakfast) on the table. Just take eggs, mushrooms and some quality cheese, throw in seasonal greens, and you've got a frittata packed with flavour.
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Sopa coàda

Sopa coàda

A soup that's more a casserole of bread soaked in delicious pigeon broth.
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Rome, dish by dish

Rome, dish by dish

Rome has produced some of Italy’s classic dishes – carbonara, pizza al taglio, Amatriciana – oft imitated, rarely perfected. Katie Parla takes us on a tour of the plates of her adopted city.
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Lambrusco’s back

Lambrusco’s back

Once the sweet purple plonk of choice for yesteryear teens, Lambrusco has come of age, writes Max Allen.
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Pecorino cheese

Pecorino cheese

Italy produces a boggling array of pecorino cheeses, writes Will Studd, and they’re (almost) always delicious.
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A fistful of focaccia

A fistful of focaccia

There are gems to be found all over Italy, but nowhere will you find the combination of dough and cheese more addictive...
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Brodetto di pesce

Brodetto di pesce

Australian Gourmet Traveller recipe for Italian fish stew from A Tavola restaurant in Bondi.
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Ricotta cheesecake - Italian recipes

Italian recipes

Pasta, poultry, desserts for sultry weather – we’re dining Italian-style.
Italian roast chicken - Italian poultry recipes

Italian poultry recipes

Love Italian-style poultry? Then our recipe slideshow will have you soaring with the likes of pappardelle with duck ragú and chicken cacciatore.
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Spaghetti cacio e pepe - Roman recipes

Roman recipes

Can’t make the trip to Rome just yet? Get a taste of the Eternal City at home with our slideshow of Roman recipes. First stop: spaghetti cacio e pepe…
Tiramisù

Tiramisù

Our detailed and easy-to-follow recipe on how to make tiramisù.
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Sagra, Sydney restaurant review

Sagra, Sydney restaurant review

A festival of great ideas is executed really well at Sagra, East Sydney’s latest Italian. It’s a gem, and the price is right, too, writes Pat Nourse.
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André’s Cucina & Polenta Bar

André’s Cucina & Polenta Bar

REVIEW Originally it was all about polenta, but Andre’s is now as versatile as any Italian-accented kitchen, left in capable hands while its founder focuses on his new pasta and dessert business. Try the carpaccio, a staple favourite, or the consigli – hand-scrawled recommendations on the blackboard. In moody, muted lighting, with the vibe like […]
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