These croquettes are called supplì al telefono in Italian; ‘telephone style’ because when you split them open while they’re hot, the melted mozzarella centre forms a string between the two halves like an old fashioned telephone!
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I can recommend no better day out in the Province of Ragusa than a visit to the Castello di Donnafugata.
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Many English speakers become confused when they need to say “I like” in Italian but it’s really quite simple. What you are saying is “Something is pleasing to me”.....
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We follow couple Hayley and Andy on the emotional run up to their wedding day in Malcesine..
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Preparing coffee is, for most of us just a routine, but for the Italian an espresso has to be perfect. It is not just about putting water and coffee in the coffee maker. For Italians, preparing coffee is an art, something that has to be done in the proper way, because the Italian way of life requires it.
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Sometimes English speakers become completely confused because word order in Italian is more flexible than in English.
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