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A Brief History Of The Calzone

Friday, March 15th, 2019
Learn about the history of the calzone.

Learn about the history of the calzone.

The calzone is one of the most convenient ways to eat Italian food, as the half-pizza, half-sandwich is meant to be eaten with one hand. Calzones originated in Naples, and while they are not as popular as pizza, they are a great alternative! At Giolitti Deli, we serve calzones including Spinach and Cheese, Sausage, Peppers, and Cheese, and Pepperoni and Fresh Mozzarella for $8.95 each. Continue reading to learn more about the history of the calzone, then come into Giolitti Deli to try one for yourself! (more…)

Muffuletta: The Bread and The Famous Sandwich

Friday, March 1st, 2019
Learn more about the muffuletta!

Learn more about the muffuletta!

As we are nearing this year’s Mardi Gras festivities, now is the perfect time to talk about the Muffuletta! The muffuletta is both a type of Sicilian bread and a popular sandwich that originated in New Orleans. At Giolitti Deli, we sell our version of the classic sandwich, made with Genoa salami, Capicola, provolone, house dressing, and homemade olive mix in the end of a scooped out Italian Tuscan loaf for $9.95. We also sell the mix itself for $8.99/lb, as well as the meats, cheese, bread needed to make your own! Continue reading to learn more about the muffuletta and its origin. (more…)

Arancini and Suppli- Italian Rice Balls

Wednesday, February 20th, 2019

 

Learn about arancini and suppli, the famous Italian rice balls!

Learn about arancini and suppli, the famous Italian rice balls!

Arancini and Suppli are very popular fried rice balls that can be found in bars, restaurants, and market stalls around Italy. They are both are breaded, deep fried, and served with a side of marinara, but they also have a few major differences. Continue reading to learn more about the delicious Italian rice balls, then come into Giolitti Deli to purchase them for $3.95/each!

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Giolitti Deli’s Featured Cheese: Bel Paese

Wednesday, February 13th, 2019
Learn about Giolitti Deli’s featured cheese of the week: Bel Paese! Photo: www.igourmet.com/

Learn about Giolitti Deli’s featured cheese of the week: Bel Paese!

At Giolitti Deli, we have many types of cheese available for purchase. After all, the Giolitti name has been synonymous with great food since opening their first “latteria” (a shop specializing in milk, cheese, and other dairy products) in Rome in 1889! Continue reading to learn more about this week’s featured cheese Bel Paese, and visit us to purchase the cheese at $11.99/lb. (more…)

Giolitti Deli Has Your Favorite Valentine’s Day Desserts

Wednesday, February 6th, 2019
Visit Giolitti Deli for all of your favorite Valentine’s Day desserts!

Visit Giolitti Deli for all of your favorite Valentine’s Day desserts!

In preparation for Valentine’s Day, you need a special and decadent dessert for your romantic dinner. Giolitti Deli has everything you need for the holiday, as we sell many homemade desserts, as well as a delicious line of imported products from Bindi. All of the desserts are offered as single portions in the store unless pre-ordered for full cakes. Continue reading to learn more about the delicious desserts, then visit us at Giolitti Deli to pick out your favorites! (more…)

4 Interesting Facts and Customs About Italian Food

Wednesday, January 23rd, 2019
Check out these four interesting facts and customs about Italian food.

Check out these four interesting facts and customs about Italian food.

We are all familiar with Italian food and the delicious variety it offers, but there are a few interesting facts and customs that you may not know about! Italian cuisine is famous all over the world, and each culture has put their own spin on classic Italian dishes. Continue reading to learn about a few facts and customs about authentic Italian food. (more…)

Giolitti Deli’s Recipe Of The Week: La Ribollita (Tuscan Bean Soup)

Thursday, January 17th, 2019
Learn how to make Giolitti Deli's Ribollita- or Tuscan bean soup.

Learn how to make Giolitti Deli’s Ribollita- or Tuscan bean soup.

La Ribollita, or Tuscan bean soup, is a hearty and thick soup that originated in Tuscany. “Ribollita” means “reboiled” in English, as the soup was made as a way for people to use their leftover vegetables, bread, and beans to make a delicious and simple meal. Continue reading to learn more about La Ribollita and Giolitti Deli’s recipe to make your own Tuscan bean soup at home! (more…)

Why We Use 00 Flour For Neapolitan Pizza

Thursday, January 3rd, 2019
Learn why we use 00 flour to make our Neapolitan pizza.

Learn why we use 00 flour to make our Neapolitan pizza.

Neapolitan is a unique kind of pizza that has particular characteristics and requires special flour. At Giolitti Deli, we make our authentic Neapolitan pizza dough with 00 flour from Caputo, made in Naples, Italy. Continue reading to learn more about 00 flour, then visit Giolitti Deli to try our pizza or purchase the flour in bulk to make your own recipes at home! (more…)

Get Your Holiday Prosecco At Giolitti Deli

Tuesday, December 18th, 2018
Be sure to get your holiday prosecco at Giolitti Deli!

Be sure to get your holiday prosecco at Giolitti Deli!

A nice bottle of Prosecco should be at every holiday party, whether you are enjoying Christmas dinner with your family or toasting to the New Year with your closest friends. For all your holiday drink needs, come to Giolitti Deli! We have a large selection of wine, and are featuring Villa Jolanda’s special holiday Prosecco bottle for only $10.99 while supplies last! (more…)

Panettone and Pandoro: Classic Italian Christmas Cakes

Wednesday, December 12th, 2018
Learn about the classic Italian Christmas cakes panettone and pandoro.

Learn about the classic Italian Christmas cakes panettone and pandoro.

Italy has a variety of Christmas cakes, but Pandoro and Panettone are the most popular around the world. Unlike other cakes, they can be baked in industrial quantities and will stay fresh for long periods of time to be distributed internationally. In Italy, no Christmas meal is complete without panettone or pandoro- but many homes serve both! Continue reading to learn more about the classic Italian Christmas cakes, and stop by Giolitti Deli for all your holiday favorites! (more…)