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Negroni: The Count’s CocktailCampari, gin and vermouth: these are the three ingredients of the legendary cocktail classic Negroni. It was named after Count Negroni and... -
Coffee: Our Favourite ElixirCoffee almost is a magic potion. But it is also big business. Here is a brief history of coffee and an exploration of the most important... -
Hot and Spicy Foods: The Pleasure and the PainSweat beads forming on the forehead, tears swelling in the eyes – these are the physical manifestations of eating hot and spicy foods. Is... -
Parmesan, Grana, Pecorino and Co. – Ideal for Grating over PastaGrated Italian hard cheeses and pasta are as inseparable as the Colosseum and Rome. But don’t stop at Parmigiano Reggiano: Italy boasts... -
Celebrity Chefs: It All Began with BocuseFalstaff looks at the phenomenon of celebrity chefs – from the French masters to the current avantgarde. -
Artichokes: A Roman VegetableArtichokes are central to Roman cooking, but you do not have to be in Rome to enjoy these beautiful vegetables.