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All the sweetness of Piedmont for the holidays and every day

Piedmont is full of delicious goodness and its prince is certainly chocolate. On feast days and beyond, tradition brings countless delicacies to the table.

Orta San Giulio: between the mortadella of Orta and the views on San Giulio

Discover Orta, the village on the Cusio River famous for Orta mortadella, a typical cured meat to be enjoyed with polenta or panissa, surrounded by breathtaking views.

Liguria: Triora, land of bread and witches

Discover Triora, the mysterious village in the Ligurian Alps, famous for its history of witchcraft, traditional bread and fascinating medieval heritage.

Halloween recipe: Welcome to the Emilian witches

Halloween is near: here are our witches! The Emilian witches are scented pasta bundles, perfect for accompanying all of our dishes.

Recipe: Acquapendente’s Fregnacce for Carnival

Discover Acquapendente’s Fregnacce, carnival pancakes with a sweet-savory taste, cooked in trotter broth and topped with cheese or sugar

Sardinia: the village of Alghero and its lobster, local gastronomic excellence

Discover Alghero, Sardinia’s little Barcelona: a Catalan-style old town, sea walls and specialities such as Alghero-style lobster and sea urchins.

Recipe: Risotto with chestnuts and Raschera, the mountain cheese from Garessio

A risotto with the delicious Raschera, the Dop pasture cheese from the province of Cuneo, Slow Food presidium.

Recipe: Brosega of Paciano

Discover Brosega of Paciano, a simple Umbrian dish with tomatoes, onions and scrambled eggs: a traditional recipe from Lake Trasimeno.

Recipe: the Seupetta from Cogne

The Seupetta from Cogne is a typical dish of the ancient Valdostan tradition.