In Cucina
King harvest
Participating in an Italian harvest, whether it's grapes or olives, is an uplifting experience.
Falling for it
With summer coming to an end, it's time to take stock of the culinary new.
Shelter from the storm
Recession times have devastated the Rome dining scene, but some cheap-eats survive.
Gelato, amore mio
Surviving high summer in Rome isn't an option without lots and lots of gelato.
Cucina romana
Finding the best "cucina romana" means seeking out places that prize authenticity.
The fix
Picking the best of the best of "cucina romana" means paying attention to ingredients.
By the sea
The Roman spring means getting to sea and sun at all costs, with food awaiting.
Tirami-everything
Italian desserts are a treasure of diversity — but first you have to name them.
おいしい食べ物
Rome's best Japanese food is approved by people who know their business.
La verdura
Rome cuisine is vegetable top-heavy, but finding a good veggie restaurant takes work.
Eternal veggies
A city of meat-eaters is gradually yielding some space to other preferences.
Holiday essentials
Between Christmas and Twelfth Night, Italians do one thing with zeal: eat.
“In Cucina” Author

Eleonora Baldwin
American-born, Italian-raised Eleonora Baldwin lives in Rome and divides her time between food and lifestyle writing, hosting a prime-time TV show on cheese. She is the author/editor/photographer behind the popular blogs Aglio, Olio & Peperoncino and Casa Mia Italy Food & Wine.