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Tag Archives: Italian
Psychobubbles: Unraveling the Intricacies of Italian Spumante – Part II
On our previous post we started our journey into the world of Italian spumante by covering the basics, very briefly touching upon Champagne, introducing the two main processes to make a natural sparkling wine, the Champenoise or Classic Method and … Continue reading
Posted in Sparkling Wines, White Wines, Wine, Wine Education
Tagged Charmat, Italian, Martinotti, method, process, sparkling, spumante, wine
21 Comments
Spaghetti alla Carbonara
4 Servings I’ll be honest with you: I was not planning to publish this recipe for at least six months since I posted the recipe for spaghetti all’amatriciana quite recently and the two recipes share some key ingredients. However, things … Continue reading
Psychobubbles: Unraveling the Intricacies of Italian Spumante – Part I
With Thanksgiving well behind us now, it is not going to be long before the end of the year festivities are upon us and with those a tradition that is common to many to pop some kind of bubbly wine … Continue reading
Posted in Sparkling Wines, White Wines, Wine, Wine Education
Tagged champenoise, classic, Italian, method, process, sparkling, spumante, traditional, wine
20 Comments
The Very Inspiring Blogger Award
And this is crazy… so call me, maybe? Nah, just kidding! What is crazy and absolutely marvelous at the same time is that, on Thanksgiving day, Flora’s Table was nominated for the Very Inspiring Blogger Award! We are thankful (of course!), honored and … Continue reading
Posted in Awards
Tagged award, Blog, cooking, cuisine, food, Inspirational, Italian, wine
18 Comments
WineNews from Planeta Vino ;-)
I am glad to share with you a few interesting pieces of news that I have received from the guys at Planeta, one of the truly outstanding Sicilian producers who have marked the rebirth of quality winemaking in Sicily since the Nineties. … Continue reading
Posted in Red Wines, Sparkling Wines, White Wines, Wine, WiNews
Tagged Carricante, Chardonnay, Fiano, Italian, Nerello Mascalese, Nero d'Avola, news, red, Sicily, sparkling, spumante, Syrah, white, wine
5 Comments
The Sunshine Award!
With Thanksgiving behind us, we can now catch up on a few things that demand our attention, notably accepting the Sunshine Award that lovely Laura at The Cook to Love Project was kind enough to nominate us for – thank … Continue reading
Happy Thanksgiving!
Just a quick note to say Happy Thanksgiving to all of you from all of us! As Nicole aptly pointed out in her post yesterday, there are people who grew up eating differently from you, and Stefano and I certainly … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Blog, cooking, Creativity, cuisine, dinner, food, Italian, Thanksgiving
13 Comments
Veal Skewers – Recommended Wine Pairing
As a good pairing to Francesca’s tempting veal skewers, I suggest going for a full-bodied red wine with defined (but not aggressive) tannins, good acidity and smoothness – I would pick either a Montepulciano d’Abruzzo or a Nero d’Avola (the latter … Continue reading
Posted in Wine, Wine Pairings
Tagged Abruzzo, Italian, meat, Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Nero d'Avola, pairing, red, Sicily, veal, wine
2 Comments
Veal Skewers
2 Servings (2 Skewers Each) I guess by now you know that Rome is my hometown. However, it’s not my father’s. He was born and raised in Messina, a town in Sicily, and moved to Rome in his late twenties. … Continue reading
The Liebster Blog Award!!!
As some of you may have noticed, yesterday night I made a little technological mess! Oops! Let’s give it one more try, shall we? Yesterday, I came out of the shower only to find out that lovely and witty Sarah … Continue reading


