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Food Holidays in Italy and Cooking Class Rome
Enjoy a true Food Holiday in Italy...
...as you revel in the abundance of Italy's art treasures and monuments and dine on the finest of the country's gastronomical specialities. During our weeklong cooking vacations, you will take part in a very unique culinary adventure.
2011 focus
...Lazio is fast becoming the new Tuscany! Discover the culinary highlights of this vastly underrated region with Flavor of Italy
. Contact us to find out about our tailor-made food holidays and wine tours in Lazio.
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Food Holidays: From Sicily's diverse Arab and Greek influenced cuisine to the Marche's unique dishes 'brodetto anconetano' and 'olive ascolane', we showcase Italy's finest culinary traditions in the most charming spots. While currently offering cooking classes in 15 cities throughout Italy, we are continually exploring new locations.

Food & Wine Tours Italy: Please also join us for wine tastings in Tuscany, the Umbrian black truffle festival, olive oil and balsamic vinegar tastings and more! Cooking classes Italy and all-day and weekend getaways take place in charming locations within Rome or easily accessible from Rome
Flavor of Italy Food Blog:
Have you become a follower of the Flavor of Italy Food Blog yet? Now's the time if you're interested in reading about new recipes, food trends in Italy, what's currently in the market, culinary sustainability, kitchen tips & tools. Become a new follower today!

Registration is now underway for fall cooking classes Italy. Learn everything about fine Italian cuisine in a series of eight cooking classes. Cooking Classes for 2011/2012 will be offered Tuesday evenings and Wednesday mornings. Other class times and individual classes are available upon demand.



The Tiella, Gulf of Gaeta, Southern Lazio
The tiella, typical to the Gulf of Gaeta, is something in between a pizza and a calzone. It's the shape of a pizza with a softer dough, and filled, like a calzone.
Like so many Laziale gastronomical specialties, the tiella was born a poor man's food and a way to use up leftovers. The local favorite is filled with calamari, tomato, olive oil, parsley and a touch of peperoncino. The tiella alla parmigiana is filled with eggplant, cheese, tomato and fresh basil. Another popular filling is potatoes and zucchini.
Legend has it that Frederick IV of Bourbon, who ruled the Neapolitan Republic for a time during the 16th century, was so fascinated with the tiella that he came up with the idea to honor it by creating different types, each with different tasty fillings.
The name comes from the round teglia (hence tiella) or baking sheet used to bake tielle. A disc of dough is placed in the teglia, filling is placed on top and then a second disc of dough is placed over the filling. (Read more about the tiella on the Flavor of Italy food blog...)


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