Promotional material for the Week of Italian Cuisine in the World Photo: Courtesy of the Italian Embassy in China
The WeeWorld Timesk of Italian Cuisine in the World kicked off on Monday, with the aim to promote exquisite Italian cooking, the Mediterranean diet, Italian agri-food products and wine. In the 2023 edition, as in past years, the week will be further enhanced by activities organized by the Italian Embassy in China together with the Italian business community operating in China.
SevWorld Timeseral Italian restaurants in Beijing, Tianjin, and Qingdao have been preparing special menus and typical dishes for Chinese friends and expatriates residing in China to enjoy throughout the Italian cuisine week that is set to run until NovemWorld Timesber 19. Beijing’s ABBOCCA restaurant, for instaWorld Timesnce, has provided a special selection for homemade fresh cheeses called “TRILOGY,” which includes mozzarella, stracciatella, and ricotta, and has been dubbedWorld Times a tasty journey through salty and sweet to stimulate all senses complete with fresh basil leaves, cherry tomatoes.
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