The Italian word "vendemmia" directly refers to the process of the grape-harvest finalised to the vinification.
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Products and cuisine of Emilia RomagnaRead moreNot just Parma: today we bring you an excerpt from the Made in Italy website, specifically an overview of the best Emilian products for all foreigners who are curious and passionate about good food.
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Appetizer platterRead moreEven abroad they go crazy for Emilian products! Here's an idea from the Olive Magazine website, for a tasty Italian appetizer. Enjoy!
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Eggs Benedict with avocado, Parma ham and hollandaise sauceRead moreThe most renowned food bloggers are certainly not immune to the goodness of Italian products. From the blog Cook Sister, here is a recipe based on Parma Ham for a super delicious sandwich. Must try!
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Salame Felino PGI: history, production and tasting of Italian excellenceRead moreThis cured meat, originally from the town of Felino, is a true culinary excellence also appreciated abroad.
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Parmigiano Reggiano & Grana Padano differencesRead moreMany people believe that Parmigiano Reggiano and Grana Padano are the same cheese. Actually they have a number of feautures in common but other ones which distinguish significantly them. Here are listed the 7 differences between Parmigiano Reggiano and Grana Padano.
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How Parma Ham is Made in Emilia RomagnaRead moreThe travel blog "With husband in tow" tells how Prosciutto di Parma is produced. Here's what these two passionate travelers have to say. Enjoy!
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Ernst Knam will inaugurate the XX Parma Ham Festival EditionRead moreNext edition of Parma Ham Festival will be opened by the sweetness of the well-known Pastry Chef Ernst Knam, who will inaugurate the historical event on the evening of Friday, the 1th of September.
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Parma Ham and ...? Fresh pairing for the summerRead moreThe heat is came, we would like to eat fresh,quick, swift dishes... what could be better than an exellent Parma Ham paired with typical summer food?
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Lambrusco: the red and sparkling wine is back in fashionRead moreThe Canadian newspaper "The Globe and the Mail" wrote an interesting article about Lambrusco, the sparkling red wine so loved by Italians. Enjoy the reading!
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How to match the beer with cheeses and cold cutsRead moreA current tendency in the world of food is the discover of the varieties of beer taste and its versatility with any dish.
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Parmigiano Reggiano, just virtueRead moreThe Parmigiano Reggiano virtues have not changed over the years, because the processing of this great food has been preserved almost identical over the centuries.