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Unlike other ubiquitous Italian foods like Pizza and tomato sauce, which have a fairly recent history pasta may indeed have a much older pedigree going back hundreds if not thousands of years. To begin to unravel the long an often complex world of pasta we have to look at its origins and . . . → Read More: A Brief History of Pasta . . . → Read More: A Brief History of Pasta  Comments are closed  Amazing Things, arab invasions, Brief, durum wheat, Etrusco, Foodstuff, history of pasta, Italian Foods, Italian Life, Journeys, marco polo, Pasta, pasta recipes, Rediscovery, regional cuisine, Roman Times, schoolchildren, sicilian pasta, streets of naples, time, tomato, Tomato Sauce, venetian merchant, version states, Worldwide Food  arab invasions, Brief, durum wheat, evidence, History, history of pasta, life, marco polo, Pasta, pasta recipes, rediscovery, regional cuisine, schoolchildren, sicilian pasta, streets of naples, time, tomato, venetian merchant, version, version states Fontina is a cow’s milk Italian cheese and can be found in such menu items as our Vespa Piadine. Originating in the Aosta Valley, in the Alps since the 12th century. As with many original varieties, the name “Fontina” has been imposed upon by such derivatives as “Fontinella”, “Fontal”, and “Fontella”. Italian Fontina can be identified . . . → Read More: What is Fontina? Learning about Cheese . . . → Read More: What is Fontina? Learning about Cheese Comments are closed Uncategorized aosta valley, Cheese, Consorzio, cow, edam, fonduta, Fontina, fontina cheese, Fontinella, gmail, herbaceous, intense flavor, italian cheese, mushroomy, nutty flavor, Piadine, production, taste, traditional dish, version |
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