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About Delitalia

We believe the only way to develop and produce a successful balanced Menu, Wine list and Beer list is to use top quality products. Our philosophy is to be ahead of the Italian culinary movement by introducing fabulous innovative regional Italian food and drink products to the UK restaurant scene.

Delitalia makes it easier to bring the flavours and tastes of Italy’s twenty regions here by fast track delivery system each week directly from our Italian partners DAC, based in Brescia, northern Italy. Watch out for our new range of artisan products ready for next day delivery from both our English and Scottish depots.

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I discovered that Napoli has its own Taralli biscuit.

by | February 11, 2020 | Latest News | 0 Comments

There is a brief moment in the Neapolitan day when the hubbub and frenzy that has characterised the city from its founding, is momentarily becalmed. It’s a golden hour around two o’clock when locals climb back up cool marble staircases to stuffy bedrooms for siesta...
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The Baba is about as Neapolitan as Maradonna

by | February 11, 2020 | Latest News | 0 Comments

It started with Asterix launching a fist full of magic potion into the noble, patrician nose of Caesar. It was accentuated by Napoleon’s march over the alps and his conquest of the peninsular, before being topped off in 2006 when Zinedine Zidane anointed the chest of...
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Joe Hurds ‘Wish list’ for a perfect Christmas…

by | December 24, 2018 | Celebrity Chefs, Food, Latest News, Reviews | 0 Comments

Joe Hurds Christmas Wish List: I can remember the last Christmas list I wrote. I was probably about 10 and ambitiously penned the demands on Christmas Eve before popping it into the fire place with all that magical innocence, and faithful expectancy children invest...
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Novello – San Martino ogni mosto diventa vino…

by | November 1, 2018 | Celebrity Chefs, Reviews, Wine | 0 Comments

No light falls on the flagstone outside the little trattoria, or osteria, or restaurant or whatever the owner is currently referring to it as this week. The usually damp-flannel grey of the pavement, idly tanned by a rusty, brassy toffee-like attempt at...
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Motor City and Mort… followed by Picci

by | August 3, 2018 | Celebrity Chefs, Recipes | 0 Comments

Italian Americans are responsible for all manner of minor, cross-cultural disgraces; Spaghetti and meatballs, chicken parmigaaan and most of the cast of Jersey Shore. However their early experiences in the new world and its seemingly never ending supply of...
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Burro di Bufala

by | August 3, 2018 | Celebrity Chefs, Latest News | 0 Comments

It started with a satisfying itch in the centre of my chest during a meal of pork more bereft of moisture than a saharan salt cod factory. Overnight, I assumed that this little red blob the exact shape of Sardinia was nothing more than a heat rash probably...
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Cavatelli ‘a mano’ with Molino Quaglia

by | June 13, 2018 | Food, Recipes | 0 Comments

and all that summer veg.. I have to hand it to myself, I am really rather cool. I realised this the night I spent counting all the times Pellegrino Artusi included butter in a recipe. I realised that I was at a Fonzie (US Cult TV character, not Nik Nak...
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Tuna, tuna, tuna.

by | June 5, 2018 | Food, Latest News, Reviews | 0 Comments

I am 4, sitting at a long pine table the colour of petrified tree sap. There are ’s kids everywhere in a dazzling array of technicolour nylon armour, dungarees, vest tops, water paint stained jeans and socks that slip down the ankle to give the impression...
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Saturday Kitchen… Caponata and Vegan Lamb!

by | April 26, 2018 | Celebrity Chefs, Latest News | 0 Comments

   I’ve always thought Italian food had that same capacity for lawlessness and personal interpretation as Rock and Roll does with music. Like Rock and Roll, as long as you stick within a very loose, slightly un-codified frame work, it’s hard to make any...
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A Caponata for all seasons

by | March 21, 2018 | Recipes, Reviews | 0 Comments

Caponata , aptly nicknamed “A Hungry Mans Dream”, is quite possibly one of the best meals you can make if you are a body toning nut job who doesn’t want to compromise on the flavour and morale that is usually associated with “Health” food. Its very simply...
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Consigliere

by | March 21, 2018 | Reviews, Wine | 0 Comments

So how does an Irish Catholic, a lover of Italy, Italian wine and Italian food, who is a solicitor representing most of the Italian community of Chesterfield become known as "Consigliere " !! Trust me I am honest and have never personally had anyone...
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Mais Corvino, from 40 seeds to 1.3m plants.

by | March 21, 2018 | Celebrity Chefs, Food, Latest News, Reviews | 0 Comments

Entrepreneur and passionate farmer   Carlo Maria Recchia - born in 1993 - is a very young entrepreneur who built his fortune from an ancient passion, love for the land and for agriculture, which led him to be the first and only producer and...
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Joe Hurd – A nostalgic look on my love affair with Stracchino

by | March 14, 2018 | Celebrity Chefs, Food, Latest News | 0 Comments

The Thomas Cook middle England “Pilgrimage of The Sun” route I never did holiday romances growing up, not in the conventional sense, but the closest I got was a story that makes Heathcliff and Cathy look like Alex Reid and Jordan. When Calabria started...
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New wardrobe or Maletti Salumi? What would you choose…

by | March 8, 2018 | Food, Latest News, Reviews | 0 Comments

Exciting new products from Salumeria Maletti A story of great tasting salami recipes that date back over a hundred and fifty years. Maletti Salumeria was born in Casinalbo, in the suburbs of Modena, towards the end of the 19th century, from a small kitchen...
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Have you discovered the taste of real tomato?

by | March 4, 2018 | Food, Latest News, Reviews | 0 Comments

An Italian love story... All love stories begin in the same way, firstly you have to meet each other and this is exactly what happened with the Torpedino. The Di Vito’s family business has always been in tomato production and when everyone thought it was...
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Verdicchio by Stefano Antonucci

by | March 2, 2018 | Reviews, Wine | 0 Comments

Verdicchio, amphora bottle - not this one! Antonucci, Mossi to his friends... Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi Classico wine is dry white wine made under the Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC, but specifically produced from Verdicchio grapes grown in the...
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Danilo Cortellini – “4 Grosvenor Square”

by | March 1, 2018 | Celebrity Chefs, Latest News | 0 Comments

Danilo Cortellini Originally from Abruzzo, a small region of Italy that is rich in culinary tradition, Danilo Cortellini’s destiny to become a chef was already decided. Inspired by the landscapes and memories of his hometown; a place that stood next to the...
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Mezzogiorno by Francesco Mazzei

by | March 1, 2018 | Celebrity Chefs, Latest News | 0 Comments

 Mezzogiorno is my first cookbook and it represents all I love about cooking. Recipes are drawn from the traditions of the southern Italian regions of Abruzzo, Molise, Campania, Puglia, Basilicata, Calabria, Sicily and Sardinia. Inspired by our family’s...
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Moscato di Saracena featured on ‘The Wine Show’

by | February 28, 2018 | Celebrity Chefs, Latest News | 0 Comments

Francesco Mazzei cooks with Enzo Barbieri In the small town of Altomonte above the roof tops sits the fantastic kitchen restaurant of Enzo Barberi, the well known Italian chef from Rai TV. His long time friend Francesco Mazzei takes over his kitchen and...
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The real carbonara by Joe Hurd

by | February 27, 2018 | Celebrity Chefs, Latest News, Recipes, Reviews | 0 Comments

Cream, who needs it? Just have a look how to make a true carbonara with only a handful of ingredients. Guanciale is the secret so throw away that watery bacon...    
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