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L'Earth Day è un evento che si svolge a cadenza annuale, mirato alla tutela della nostra terra e la scelta di alimenti provenienti da agricoltura biologica è una scelta che porta benessere per ogni individuo ma anche per il pianeta...

l re dei prodotti lucani a Pasqua? Prova il piccillato!

Nel periodo pasquale non mancano i dolci e i rustici della tradizione, amatissimi da chi conosce quei sapori da sempre, ma anche da coloro che hanno avuto la fortuna di scoprirli.

Curiosity about the must, from the Shedeh drink of ancient Egyptians to today's uses, told by our friend Maria Teresa Amorosi.

When the Pope tasted the cruel peppers.
An interesting historical anecdote (a gem!) Rediscovered by our friend Maria Teresa Amorosi.
An idea to open doors when they are now closed.

When does the habit of preserving food? Let's do it only since we have the refrigerator or sinks the roots in the night of times?

The contribution of Dr. Anna Cosentino, Nutritionist biologist, on one of the good foods for taste and excellent health: garlic.
Myth or science?

Our friend Anna Cosentino, nutritionist biologist, wrote for us a brief article about the properties of cheese and goat's milk.

You discover too what different and better than cow's milk.

To watch the Italian profile boards of the Italians of the last month, it turns out to be a new symbol of national identity: pizza.
Nutritional aspects
Find out more ... by our friend Nutritionist biologist Dr. Anna Cosentino

It was right there, in the "local", as I watched my grandmother and my mother knead the bread, who fell in love, initially without realizing it, of the slow rhythms of the nature and magic of natural leavening.
Find out more ... from our friend Blogger Roberta Niglio di Gigliose

The carnival approaches and the time of the Rafanata in Basilicata is approaching.
Frittata with grated fresh sausage and horseradish.
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Curiosities on the peppers Lucanian bran and on the trends of restaurant reviews.
How do Trip Advisor, Google and The Fork go?
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Lentils have always considered the meat of the poor, as rich in mineral salts, vitamins and fibers.
These are legumes belonging to the family of papilionaceous and according to some studies is the oldest legume cultivated by man.