There is a story behind every dish. A story of resilience, of redemption, of conquest, of rebellion. A story that was born from the desire of young enterprising and courageous chefs to tell it through their flavors and culinary magic. …
Can a dish tell a story? Can it bring someone to a special place even if living on the other side of the world? In other words, can you feel you are in Sicily without having to move, not a…
Christmas is getting closer, and what’s the best way to celebrate our incredible community if not with a giveaway? Sicilian Food Culture is extremely proud to introduce a new Sicilian Giveaway for all our followers and give you the chance…
“Not only sea, sun and grattatella“, would answer any Sicilian to the question “Christmas in Sicily, really??”. Yes, because, in any season, Sicily offers enchanting views, suggestive places and atmospheres, moments to remember and unique dishes to taste. Yes, really,…
Welcome back to a brand new post on Sicilian Sayings! Again, a big thanks to everyone that is supporting us with new suggestions and to everyone that is enjoying this new series of blog posts; if you want to suggest…
Sicilian Food Culture in collaboration with our friends at Streaty is delighted to open the doors to the Arancini Master Class! With the feast of Santa Lucia just around the corner, you won’t find anything more perfect than this Master…
Since the ’60s, panettone has been the Christmas dessert of all Italy, the true undisputed protagonist on the tables set for Christmas. Panettone made in Sicily is today a symbol of flavors and new traditions that conquer the whole world.…
It’s again that time of the year: we’re getting closer to Christmas and we’re already panicking a bit, since we haven’t bought any Christmas presents for our family and friends yet. Time is running out and you really don’t know that…
A lovely place, full of childhood memories and beautiful colours. Erice is one of the most beautiful medieval villages in Italy, with a long and troubled history. Founded by the Phoenicians, Erice was destroyed by the Carthaginians during the First…
