It may be because of the mild and generous climate, for the beauty of the historic alleys where you always like to get lost, but eating while walking around the city is a deeply rooted habit in the Romans, who […]
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A first course dedicated to all lovers of delicate tastes. Pasta with asparagus is a delicious dish made with just one ingredient: asparagus. A recipe particularly suitable for savoring the delicate and refined taste of this vegetable typical of the […]
As spring officially kicks in it is time to show you a great seasonal recipe: pasta with artichokes! A very simple first course but rich in taste. The flavor of the artichokes will be enhanced to the maximum: we have […]
One of the most authentic experiences you can have in Rome is a tour of its most famous Food Markets. Walking around all the colorful stands and smelling the taste of local fresh products is something you can’t miss if […]
Amongst the traditional Italian pasta recipes, there is one that usually leaves our cooking buddies particularly amazed: pasta and broccoli. Broccoli is one of the most controversial ingredients. Some love them, others hate them but few know that small tricks […]
Carnival in Rome takes place between Thursday February 24th and Tuesday March 1st, which is affectionately known as martedì grasso, or ‘Fat Tuesday’. The term Carnival probably derives from the Latin carnem levare, which might sound like a Harry Potter […]
Italy is synonymous with fabulous food, and nowhere do you eat better than in the Italian capital. Deciding what to eat in Rome is essentially a matter of how much you can fit in, as much in terms of time […]
As the summer solstice approaches to bless us with the longest day of the year, we would like to devote our blog to one of our favourite summer vegetables: the summer squash zucchini! Although it’s grown year-round, now is definitely […]
Italian food is always amazing, but if you happen to be in Italy at Easter you will be so lucky to try one or more of the most popular Easter dishes. Find out which ones with Inrome Cooking! Colomba Together […]
The market in Campo di Fiori is one of the most ancient in Rome and it’s still one of the most crowded. The Romans living nearby still go there to buy fresh fruit and vegetables produced in the countryside just outside of Rome. All around and in […]
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