Sunday, August 11, 2013

Info about, for or on Italian desserts in Italy

(LAST EDITED / UPDATED: 13 AUGST 2016)

 Here are some links about, for or on Italian desserts in Italy:

BACKGROUND/INFORMATION
ITALIAN DESSERTS AND RECIPES
  • 12 of Italy's Sexiest Desserts – "Sweet tooth? John Bensalhia finds some of the best desserts to chew on in Italy, whatever the occasion..." – Friday, June 5, 2015 - 16:25 – John Bensalhia – "ABOUT US" – Source: italy magazine – "Everything Italy. Authentically Italian."
  • The best Italian desserts – "Pannacotta to panettone, tiramisu to torta di riso, you can taste the love in Italian puds. These recipes prove they're not all laden with calories or time-consuming to make either." – Source: Found in the Recipes section of delicious. Magazine – "Find a recipe for every occasion"
  • Dolci – "Italian dolci – desserts, cakes, ice creams, biscuits and other kinds of sweets – mostly but not exclusively – inspired by Italy and Italian recipes" – "bloggers: Mette Vaabengaard and Henrik Larsen" – "PR/Advertising" – "About" – Source: Found in the Food section on Italian Notes – "is a private blog about Italian food and places. . ."
  • Italian Desserts – "Slideshow " – Source: FOOD & WINE – "INSPIRATION SERVED DAILY"
  • ITALIAN DESSERTS – "Now Over 300 Italian Dessert Recipes Available" – Source: Mangia Bene Pasta – "Chi mangia bene, viva bene - Who eats well, lives well" –"Traditional Italian Recipes" 
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LISTS
  • Italian Desserts – "Italian Desserts recipes list" – Source: italian-food-recipes.net – "Simple Italian recipes, delicious ideas to put fantasy in your dishes!" 
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That's it for Sunday, 11 August 2013: domenica, 11 August 2013

Ciao, Ben

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(LAST EDITED / UPDATED:13 AUGUST 2016)

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