Sweet, tangy, fresh and light, this honey frozen yogurt recipe is everything you want in the heat of summer. Drizzled with our fresh Sicilian extra virgin olive oil and finished with a sprinkling of crystal sea salt, this might become a nightly treat through the rest of summer. We won't tell.

Adding a touch of sweet acidity and depth to a classic Boulevardier cocktail, traditional balsamic vinegar makes this cocktail savory and undeniably interesting. After trying this, we're ready to find more ways to add balsamic vinegar to our cocktails.

Since the 1400s, artichokes have been a Roman staple, appearing on menus and in homes every spring in abundance. Pan-fried and steamed to perfection, these simple carciofi alla romana, or stuffed artichokes, bring the flavors of Roman spring straight to your kitchen.

Grown on the volcanic foothills of Mount Etna, Sicilian Bronte pistachios are coveted for their stunning appearance and superior quality. Vibrantly green, Bronte pistachios add a sweet and nutty crunch to this stunning pistachio crusted cod.

It's artichoke season in Italy, which means that the streets of Rome are filled with the heavenly smell of fried, sautéed and raw artichoke. Tossed into a fresh and velvety sweet pepper pesto, artichoke is the heart of this delicious penne dish.

Drizzled with bright olive oil and acidic-yet-sweet aged balsamic vinegar, and topped with crispy capers and sharp chives, thinly sliced beef serves as the rich canvas for this exciting yet simple beef carpaccio. Serve with a fresh frisee salad and a glass of crisp white wine for the perfect Italian lunch.

What's better than buttery, pan fried bread with melty cheese in the middle? Using the best melty Italian cheeses, salty Italian cured meats, delicious pestos and spreads, and delicious dipping sauces, we've put together our favorite combinations that come together in a matter of minutes.

Balancing rich and salty cured meat with fresh mozzarella, crispy and vinegary greens, sharp olives and earthy porcinis, the Muffelatta sandwich exemplifies the immigration of Italian flavors to America.