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Kath Ibbetson has a BSc, a diploma in aromatherapy and a certificate in counselling. But most of all she is a mother and a crazy Italian cook. Italian food is her passion and she has been cooking it for 30 years. Visit my site at FoodTheItalianWay.com


    Garlic: Want to Know Why This Essential Cookery Ingredient of the Mediterranean Also Has Significant Heallth Benefits ?

    Introduction Garlic is a versatile ingredient in authentic Italian cooking which is found as an underground bulb. Each bulb will consist of up to 20 individual cloves. When the bulb is split open the individual cloves often have a reddish hue but the cloves inside are smooth and pearly-white in colour.... Read: Garlic: Want to Know Why This Essential Cookery Ingredient of the Mediterranean Also Has Significant Heallth Benefits ? Read

    By: Kath Ibbetson | 31/05/2009 | Food & Beverage

    Delight in the Mountain - Italian Oregano

    Oregano is the anglicized form of the Italian word origano, which is also a derivation from the Greek origanon ὀρίγανον oros ὄρος "mountain" + the verb ganousthai γανοῦσθαι "delight in". Also known as wild marjoram and adding more confusion to the mix is the close relationship between marjoram (Origanum majorana)... Read: Delight in the Mountain - Italian Oregano Read

    By: Kath Ibbetson | 27/04/2009 | Food & Beverage

    Famous Italian Food

    The old saying "the Italian food is just composed of about twenty dishes" found at the Italian restaurants in the United States is quite false. Actually, Italian food has an extensive variety and it differs really throughout the world. The diverse regional Italian cuisines present in Italy takes cues from... Read: Famous Italian Food Read

    By: Kath Ibbetson | 27/04/2009 | Food & Beverage

    A Traditional Italian Meal

    A traditional Italian meal comprises of different segments. Each segment have its traditional name. PRIMO named as first course in a traditional Italian meal often comprise of a hot dish for example gnocchi, risotto, pasta, polenta or soup with lots of vegetarian choices. It traditionally has the most carbohydrate. Alternativelly it... Read: A Traditional Italian Meal Read

    By: Kath Ibbetson | 27/04/2009 | Food & Beverage

    Basil, King of Italian Herbs

    The herb that's most popularly associated with Italian cuisine is basil (Basilico). There are several varieties, but you're most likely to find sweet basil in the shops - it has large, aromatic leaves. Cooking with basil, especially if you grew it yourself, is wonderfully satisfying . Basil is a small, bushy... Read: Basil, King of Italian Herbs Read

    By: Kath Ibbetson | 05/04/2009 | Cooking Tips

    Italian Flat Leaf Parsley

    Italian parsley (sometimes known as flat-leaf parsley) is a green herb with serrated leaves and a clean, slightly peppery taste. It has flat leaves and grows to a height of one and half feet (4cm). While many are familiar with curly leafed parsley, which often shows up as garnish in... Read: Italian Flat Leaf Parsley Read

    By: Kath Ibbetson | 05/04/2009 | Food & Beverage

    Great Italian Food Comes From the Heart With All the Love and Attention That a Mother Gives Her Child

    Think of the famous Italian foods that have made their way into the menus of the rest of the world. Pasta, cappuccino, olive oil, pizza, tiramisu, pesto the list goes on; Italian food culture is a prominent feature of Western society. Italian risotto became another typical dish of the Italian... Read: Great Italian Food Comes From the Heart With All the Love and Attention That a Mother Gives Her Child Read

    By: Kath Ibbetson | 21/03/2009 | Food & Beverage
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