In this episode, a first in a series of Q&A sessions, I answer your questions about Italian menus and how Italians eat at home.
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This week, I do something a little different and have a Question and Answer session with your questions about Italian menus. I’d like to start doing this format regularly so please send in your questions about any aspect of Italian food, history, or culture. I will give you a name check when I answer your question. To submit a question you can contact me at luca@lucamarchiori.com or via social media.
This week’s questions:
- What is the structure of an Italian menu?
- Do Italians really eat all courses on a menu?
- Do Italians eat cheese for dessert like the French or British?
- How does the structure of an Italian menu differ from north to south?
- What do Italians drink with meals?
- How do Italians eat at home?
Resources
My article about sparkling mineral water.
Luca, I have absolutely loved all your podcasts! They are so informative, entertaining and leaves me wanting more! I am an Italian Australian. My dad was born in Piacenza and mum was from Reggio Calabria (yes, completely different!). Hopefully you have more episodes in the pipeline which I will eagerly await! Grazie mille!