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Making Pasta for the Pope: Abruzzo’s Mastri Pastai

From the staple of student cuisine to the tables of the Vatican, in bakes and Bolognese; even collages made at nursery school, can there be a more versatile foodstuff than pasta?

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Living in the "Pasta"

Pasta is one of the most popular foods, on account of its distinctive taste and also its simplicity. John Bensalhia looks at the origins of this much-loved food and at some of the notable techniques in producing a top-class result...

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Good Fences Make Good Neighbors? The Helen Mirren Property in Puglia Case

If good fences make good neighbors, then Helen Mirren should have a great relationship with her Italian neighbor over the four metre stone wall dividing their properties in southern Puglia.

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Even Gondolas Need Some Love

When Ezra Pound arrived in Venice, he took rooms near a walled garden on the Rio San Trovaso, opposite a squero, or gondola building yard.

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Giardino Giusti Verona

Venture over the Ponte Romano to the eastern bank of Verona’s river Adige and you will find yourself in an oasis of peace and calm.

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Italy's Flower

Mother Nature can be the best gardener, as Paul Harcourt Davies discovers in two parts of the peninsula...

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