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No two
families celebrate the holidays in quite the
same way, but all families cherish the
togetherness and traditions this time of
year brings. In
Italy
, food and family
are at the heart of every Christmas season.
This year,
start your own traditions in the Italian
holiday spirit with festive recipes from
Barilla! Pasta dishes are versatile,
crowd-pleasing ways to bring the holidays to
life. Try these authentic Italian recipes -
they'll become favorites at your family's
table for years to come:
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You never know who's going to pop in during the
holidays, but you know they'll be hungry. And
with your busy holiday schedule, preparing meals
in advance can be a real time-saver. A homemade
lasagne in the freezer means you're always
minutes away from a delicious, satisfying meal
that will have everyone clamoring for seconds.
Making the perfect lasagne bolognese and
freezing, thawing, and serving it is easy with
Barilla chef Lorenzo Boni's step-by-step
video lesson. There's even a
helpful
diagram for layering your
lasagne just the right way. Use our easy
recipe finder to see 26
different authentic Italian recipes for lasagne!
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The kitchen is a magical place where families
love to spend time together, and children
are no exception. Even
the smallest ones will want to join in the fun,
and you'll be amazed by their creativity.
Older kids will enjoy taking part in preparing
the holiday meal, while younger children can put
their stamp on the occasion by
making
decorations for the table. Then give them
disposable cameras to take pictures of the
celebration - the kids' unique perspective will
give you memories to treasure!
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In Italy, Christmas Day caps a whole month of
feast days and observances. Did you know that
Italian children await gifts from La Befana, the
kindly old witch who helped the three Wise Men
find their way to Bethlehem? Or that Neapolitan
families create lavish Nativity scenes using
decorations from the open-air markets of the Via
San Gregorio Armeno? Our glimpse of
Christmas Eve in Naples just might provide
inspiration for
an authentic
Neapolitan celebration of your own that
brings a centuries-old tradition of delicious
seafood dishes to your table.
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