Italia Ciao

Making pizza 🍕 😍
homemade pizza

I wish you a very happy new year 🥂

Enjoy this fantastic day 🎅 Buon Natale

All I want for is you 🎁

Magic Christmas in Rome 🎅

December 8th is a public holiday in Italy, known locally as . It is also the day when many cities light their central or turn on extensive holiday decorations.🎅

Recipe from : Polpette di pane con formaggio e uova (bread's meatball)

Recipe for 6 people:
250g goat's milk cheese or sheep's milk cheese
4 stale sandeiches
3 eggs
garlic
parsley

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Enjoy your weekend 😊

Italian Words:
Pre-dinner drinks accompanied by free food. Apericena it's a combination of "aperitivo" (pre-dinner drink) and "cena" (dinner).

Italian Last Name:
It should derive from the late Latin Pasqualis name. The name was normally attributed to children born during the Easter holidays.

The is an essential institution in Italy.
A meeting place, somewhere to pass the time of day or to top up your caffeine leves. At the bar you can read the provided daily paper, play lotto, buy ci******es, fare la colazione (have breakfast), una merenda (a snack) or, in the late afternoon, un aperitivo.

was a major ancient Greek city on the coast of the Tyrrhenian Sea in Magna Graecia (southern Italy) 😊

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Recipe from : Spaghetti con Melanzane e Cacioricotta

Ingredients for 4 people:
360g Spaghetti
800g Tomatoes
100g Cacioricotta (kind of chees)
2 Eggplant
Garlic
Basil
Oliv oil
Salt
Pepper

Faith and tradition 💛

A window on the world 😍

In Italy it's saturday night so it's time for pizza 🍕 what's your favourite pizza?

Italian Last Names: :
It derives from the word 'rous' meaning , and describes somebody with red hair or a red complexion. As Italian people are dark haired and dark skinned, this suggests that not only was the name a nickname, it was probably ethinic as well. Russo is the second most common surname in Italy, it is located throughout the peninsula, but with greater concentration in Campania (especially in the province of Naples) and in Sicily.

When we were little kids and we were getting ready for ,our italian grandma "Elda" would ask us "what do you want to eat?" And we would say " " and so every year for thanksgiving we would eat ravioli and we thought it was the normal American thing to do.

Ciao my american friends, happy thanksgiving! 😊 what are you thankful for?