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Coming soon...The Comfort of Italian Vacation Food at Home: Italian Pantry, Tabletop, and Kitchen Favorites

Writer: Jennifer Borgkvist
Jennifer Borgkvist
May 13
1 min read

Updated: May 18

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Some of the best parts of an Italy trip come home with you: the slower dinners, the better olive oil, the pretty serving bowls, the pasta worth lingering over, and the feeling that even a simple meal can become a small occasion. This edit is for recreating a little of that Italy vacation comfort at home, without trying too hard.


Italian food at home: High-quality olive oil, aged balsamic vinegar, specialty pasta, jarred Italian sauces, Italian sea salt, tinned fish, truffle products, biscotti, espresso, moka pot, pasta bowls, serving platters, linen napkins, striped tablecloths, olive wood utensils, cheese boards, Italian cookbooks, pasta tools, parmesan grater, ceramic pitchers, glassware, taper candles.


Italian Pantry Staples

Pasta Night, But Better

The Aperitivo-at-Home Setup

Tabletop That Feels Like Tuscany

Espresso and Biscotti Rituals

Cookbooks That Feel Like a Trip

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