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Posted on:
2025-11-04
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Giovanni Di Nuzzo
Horse Meat Sandwich with Extra Red Onion Jam
A perfect combination of character and sweetness, where the bold flavor of horse meat meets the extra red onion jam from Nonna Aretusa, creating a refined and flavorful taste.A sandwich that brings together tradition and elegance, with authentic flavors that stay in your heart.
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Posted on:
2025-09-15
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Giovanni Di Nuzzo
Bruschetta with Capuliato and Black Olive Pâté, a Delicious and Flavorful Appetizer
Bruschetta with capuliato, black olive pâté, and basil, a delicious and flavorful appetizer perfect for any occasion.
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Posted on:
2025-09-15
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Giovanni Di Nuzzo
Mulberry Granita with Extra Black Mulberry Jam and Fresh Cream
I'll show you how I make this delicious mulberry granita, sure to satisfy even the most discerning palates, including my little grandchildren's! You can easily make it at home too. I use black mulberries, the Sicilian variety, which are sweet and delicious without being overly sweet. You can also mix them with the white mulberries you see here.
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Posted on:
2025-08-21
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Giovanni Di Nuzzo
Sicilian Figs: Summer Slows Down and the Air Becomes Sweeter Like Honey
Sicily has a special moment when summer slows down and the air becomes sweet: it is when the figs ripen. Low trees, twisted trunks, roots that grip the earth like ancient hands. Large leaves provide shade to branches heavy with round, plump fruit, with a drop of amber sweetness emerging from the opening. When you touch them, they leave their fragrance and a delicate veil of milk on your fingers: a sign that they are ripe and the season has reached its fullest expression.
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Posted on:
2025-08-21
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Giovanni Di Nuzzo
Sicilian Almonds: The Gentle Sound of Petals and the Warmth of Stone
Sicilian almonds have a bold yet delicate character. Some are elegant and subtle, like the lady of an old-fashioned celebration; others are rounder and more generous, with a fragrance that unfolds as soon as you warm them between your fingers. They are called “d’Avola” when they are small and delicate, with a refined, fragrant flavor that lingers on the palate like a melody. Yet each variety of the island has its own unique signature, a note, a memory of wind and salt air.
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Posted on:
2025-08-21
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Giovanni Di Nuzzo
Sicilian Oranges: History, Heritage, and Unmistakable Flavors
When we talk about oranges, Sicily is a worldwide reference. Here, the generous sun, temperature changes between day and night, and mineral-rich volcanic soils create a unique environment that enhances fragrance, sweetness, and juiciness. It is no coincidence that some of Europe's most iconic oranges grow right at the foot of Mount Etna and in the island's inland valleys.
Citrus fruits arrived in Sicily centuries ago, finding their home in the "giardini d’agrumi", ancient citrus orchards...
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Posted on:
2025-08-21
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Giovanni Di Nuzzo
Soft Sicilian Orange Cake
A soft Sicilian orange cake that captures all the fragrance and flavor of Sicily's oranges.
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