The market in Campo di Fiori is one of the most ancient in Rome and it’s still one of the most crowded. The Romans living nearby still go there to buy fresh fruit and vegetables produced in the countryside just outside of Rome. All around and in […]
May 1st is a public holiday in Italy dedicated to worker’s rights. Italians traditionally head to the countryside to celebrate with a picnic, friends and family. Taking advantage of the spring weather, it has become a tradition for Italians to celebrate […]
Italians not only have a passion for food. Whether it’s a glass of wine in the local piazza or an evening aperitif on a rooftop terrace, they love sipping on refreshing cocktails too. Find out which are the most famous […]
In Italy, pizza always starts with appetizers – or Antipasti, as we call them in Italian. Antipasti is served to excite you before the meal starts-‐ instead of diving straight into the main course, it is much better to begin with something small in […]
Have you ever wondered what the ancient Romans used to eat? If so, this article will give you some answers. InRome Cooking will accompany you on a short journey through the cuisine of centuries and centuries ago. How do we know what the Romans ate? […]
Drinking coffee in Italy is literally a ritual! It’s not just about ingesting a liquid…It’s rather a sacred moment to sip and slowly enjoy a special drink while chatting with people and relaxing a bit during a busy day. This […]
One of the greatest pleasures of being in Rome is a trip to a Roman pasticceria for a treat. The classic pastry shops of Rome are a nod to times gone by- the best ones haven’t changed since they opened and are still run […]
Carnival is what makes every February a memorable month all over Italy, with its folkloristic and colourful masks and customs, and nothing is evocative of Carinval as the Chiacchiere! As you might guess, what interests us the most during this […]
Here at In Rome Cooking we simply love pumpkins! This is the best time of the year to remind us of the benefits of pumpkins and some tasty pumpkin recipes ideas Why you should eat pumpkin as much as […]
Thanksgiving is around the corner, and nothing promises to warm the soul (and stomach) like a plate of Pumpkin Ravioli! Italians don’t go in for the traditional Thanksgiving dinner. They generally reserve roasts for Christmas and pumpkins for pasta. But here at InRome […]
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