Friday, January 27, 2012
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BNL Tennis Rome 2011 Edition

The 68th edition of the action packed BNL International Tennis Tournament will take place in Rome from 7th - 15th May, on the clay courts of Foro Italico.
Promising even bigger stars from the world of tennis, this year's tournament will feature the likes of Kim Clijsters, Venus Williams and of course returning champion Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez in the women's divisions and returning six time champion Rafael Nadal in the men's section.

Lorenzo Lotto

Following on the heels of exhibitions of other great Venetian masters, the Lorenzo Lotto exhibit features the acclaimed works of one of the most influential Renaissance artists. The exhibition through its series of carefully chosen pieces, seeks to take the spectator, expert or novice, through the evolutionary phases of a nomadic painter, and the impact each location had on his artistic development.

Easter Rome 2011

Easter comes later than usual this year and with it comes warmer than average weather. This means that lucky visitors to the Eternal City during this time, will be able to take advantage of the myriad of outdoor activities available, and the small window of time where Rome is cooled by fresh spring winds, before the notorious summer sun takes full effect. This year we will again bring to you the best events to attend, places to see, culinary delights and so on.

Granita

Granita is a popular summer treat beloved by adults and children alike in Italy. The origins of this icy delight are Sicilian but almost every Italian city has adopted granita in some form or fashion. Granita is basically a type of fruit slush, made from crushed ice with sugar and fruit syrups added.

Cacio e Pepe


Cacio e pepe meaning cheese and pepper is a simple and quick recipe popular throughout Rome and Sicily.  Though the dish requires very few ingredients, they must be of the highest quality and you should pay close attention to the process of combining the ingredients to ensure you don't end up with cheese garnished pasta.

Aperitivo - Italian Culture

If you know just a bit about Italian culture you would have heard the word 'aperitivo' some time or another. An aperitivo in its simplest sense, is a pre-dinner drink which is supposed to open the appetite, and prepare the palate for main meal to come. 
In Rome, an aperitivo is always accompanied by finger foods or small hors d'oeurves, but in recent times a full buffet spread consisting of pastas, meats and cheese has become extremely popular.

L'Amatriciana

L'Amatriciana beloved in all of Italy, earns its name from the town in the region of Lazio - Amatrice. At that time the recipe, consisted only of spaghetti, bacon and pecorino cheese until it was adopted by Romans who 'spiced it up' by using red peppers, bucatini and tomatoes. The simplicity of the dish is sure to be a favourite with busy moms and dads, while the delicious flavors of the ingredients will be a delight for children.

La Carbonara

One of the hallmarks of Roman cuisine is above anything else, low cost. The low price of the ingredients used in classic dishes, has caused Roman cooking to be termed 'la cucina povera'. The price however in no way diminishes the rich flavors and aromas that characterize this cuisine.

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