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Quick meals with polenta

Quick meals with polenta

Legions of northern Italians can’t be wrong – this versatile cornmeal makes the ideal mainstay for so many meals.
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Cremino al cioccolato

Cremino al cioccolato

Gianduja, Italian meringue and gelato join forces in this dolce vita dessert from Sydney restaurant A Tavola.
Venus rice

Venus rice

Recipe for venus rice by Ruby Red Flamingo restaurant in Adelaide.
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Caponata

Caponata

Australian Gourmet Traveller recipe for caponata by Ruth Rogers from London's River Cafe.
Caramel ice-cream

Caramel ice-cream

Australian Gourmet Traveller recipe for caramel ice-cream by Ruth Rogers from River Cafe in London.
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Ravioli alla Caprese

Ravioli alla Caprese

One of Capri's signature dishes, these ravioli are made with three kinds of cheese for a rich and complex taste.
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Baci

Baci

Small, perfectly formed bites that'll have you going back for just one more.
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Italian white wines

Italian white wines

Meet the white Italian grapes that are vying for attention with the better-known reds, writes Max Allen.
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LuMi, Sydney restaurant review

LuMi, Sydney restaurant review

What happens when an Italian chef turns to the East for inspiration? Asian-Italian dining at its knockout finest, that’s what, writes Pat Nourse.
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Via Alta

Via Alta

REVIEW “This restaurant is very Italian,” says our very Italian waiter. So Italian, in fact, that she accidentally announces the price of one of the dishes in euros. It all adds to the charm of this offshoot of star chef Alessandro Pavoni’s more formal Ormeggio. Via Alta means “high street” (check the address), and here […]
Sagra

Sagra

REVIEW “Sagra” is Italian for festival, and owner-chef Nigel Ward ensures that every day is a celebration of flavour. An easy-going atmosphere encourages grazing, and the kitchen puts its focus on carefully sourced produce rather than overwrought technique. Surrender to zucchini flowers stuffed with grated zucchini, pecorino, mint and honey. Or, better still, fresh figs, […]
Da Mario

Da Mario

REVIEW This is the local Italian that you wish was around the corner – buzzy, fast and fun. We’re here for the pizza. It’s good. Very good. Thin, blistered crust, classic Neapolitan style judiciously topped with quality ingredients. The Diavola, for example, eschews the standard sliced salami for splashes of hot ‘nduja floating on tomato […]
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Il Bàcaro, Melbourne review

Il Bàcaro, Melbourne review

Still packing the house after almost 20 years, it’s not so much longevity for which Il Bàcaro should be commended, writes Michael Harden, but more its unfailing class.
Il Lido Italian Canteen

Il Lido Italian Canteen

REVIEW In a town where reliable beachside eats are still thin on the sand, this bustling multi-tasker manages to do everything from breakfast, lunch and dinner to all-day coffee and wine. Like the airy yellow-splashed interior, the menu is fresh, fun and unashamedly Italian in spirit. Bowls of clams strewn with prosciutto lardons and garlic […]
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Caponata

Caponata

Australian Gourmet Traveller recipe for caponata by Pete Evans.
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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.