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The History of Minnesota’s Spicy Sausage Sandwich That’s Too Hot To Talk About

By on Friday, January 24th, 2025

Italians settling in the Twin Cities developed a unique sandwich with spicy sausage known today by a slur for people of Italian heritage.






2024 Italian Cookbook Guide

By on Thursday, December 12th, 2024

Cookbooks featuring Italian cuisine were as popular as ever in 2024. There were a few trends that emerged.


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A Brief History of New York City’s Oldest Pizzerias

By on Tuesday, October 10th, 2023

Pizza was born in Naples, but it was the Italian immigrants in New York City who mastered it. Today, pizza grown into a truly American food available in every corner of the country. Yet, a little more than a century ago, it was an unknown ethnic food few Americans had ever heard of.






Knickerbocker Hotel Spaghetti Alla Caruso

By on Tuesday, August 16th, 2022

Italian opera singer Enrico Caruso helped make Italian food mainstream, so perhaps it is unsurprising a spaghetti dish was named in his honor. However, not everyone agrees what that dish should be. Caruso loved chicken liver, and he believed it was essential to help him sing opera. Most spaghetti alla caruso recipes are similar to […]






Aragosta Fra Diavolo

By on Tuesday, June 14th, 2022

Aragosta is the Italian term for lobster. Lobster fra Diavolo is an American invention. So what the heck is Aragosta Fra Diavolo?






The Original Fettuccine Alfredo

By on Tuesday, March 29th, 2022

Alfredo di Lelio created Fettuccine Alfredo in 1908 based on a simple, historic recipe.






An Early Pollo al Diavolo Inspires the More Famous Lobster Dish

By on Tuesday, December 21st, 2021

Gentile’s The Italian Cook Book of 1919 was an early Italian cuisine recipe collection available in English.











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