Carciofi alla Romana
A typical Roman dish that is both simple and traditional. Roman-style artichokes are surprisingly soft and full of flavour. With just a handful of quality ingredients, you can quickly prepare a tasty side...
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Sagra del Carciofo, but Make It Disco
A new pool, a disco party, and enough artichokes to feed a small village. At La Posta Vecchia, the first Sagra del Carciofo Disco brought together Cynar Spritzes, long lunches, seaside glamour, and dancing well into the night.
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As Roman as It Gets
A true Roman classic, carciofi alla romana celebrates the artichoke at its best. Romanesco artichokes are stuffed with garlic, mint, and parsley, then slowly cooked until tender, fragrant, and full of flavour!
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ISSIMO’s Travel Guide to the Roman Coast
Just north of Rome, the Lazio coast reveals a quieter side of Italy, where ancient history, seaside charm and unhurried days come together
Where the Sagra Meets the Sea
At La Posta Vecchia, a new pool sets the scene for a playful reimagining of the traditional sagra del carciofo, where artichokes, Cynar Spritzes, and a disco soundtrack carry lunch...
