Everything You Need to Know About Italian Dining | Food Network

Try a taste of true Italian cusine. From antipasti to secondi to dolce, find out the best ways to order and eat each satisfying course.

Welcome to Food Network, where learning to cook is as simple as clicking play! Grab your apron and get ready to get cookin' with some of the best chefs around the world. We'll give you a behind-the-scenes look at our best shows, take you inside our favorite restaurant and be your resource in the kitchen to make sure every meal is a 10/10!

Subscribe to our channel to fill up on the latest must-eat recipes, brilliant kitchen hacks and content from your favorite Food Network shows.

#FoodNetwork

Everything You Need to Know About Italian Dining | Food Network

[Abbbbbiiiiii]

I love Italian food, my aunt if from Italy and I have to say, Italians make great food. ahah

[mariosiaven]

Being an italian myself I can tell you that is not the real carbonara (no creamy /milk based sauce should be added) the real carbonara is made with raw eggs and parmigiano cheese.

[MySensualWorld]

If only excellent italian restaurants like that were in every city, but not everyone lives in NYC or other major cities. How I would love to dine in such a place. Unfortunately, many cities, or most cities have places like Olive Garden which is a slap across the fave of authentic italian cuisine.

[elbowmacaroni]

Nobody makes Italian food better than Italian Grandmothers!!!! My Nonni can make a old shoe taste good!***
Mangia tutti, mangia!

[thomaskis]

Very nicely made & explained!
Please note there is no cream in a real carbonara just as there is no coco in an original tiramisu.

[tb]

I don't think I could eat that much even if I had been fasting for 30 days lol

[francomarinuzzo]

It is considered a bit rude (the oil on bread thing)

[Hellodespair]

How much does it cost for all those dishes?

[mpgzxsw]

Am I the only one having an aneurysm on the way he is pronouncing all these words

[VelvetGal]

Nicely filmed video! I LOVE Italian food! My love trying all kinds of cuisine. I'm very openminded & will try food from every country & region in this world. My favorite cuisines are TAII - like Thai - like the word, "Thai" but "TAII" acronym for Thai, American, Indian, & Italian food - TAII. This video is making me hungry. Many of the dishes in this video look good! Thanks for sharing. Have a nice week!

[francomarinuzzo]

The dishes are similar to Italian ones, just not the same things.
The "primi" looked least Italian than the rest...
And you normally eat bread through all the meal and not really dip it in oil as a starter...

[CaptainGrimes]

An espresso at the end of an evening meal??

[strangertabat]

no one does scarpetta in a pot filled just with oil and olives here..

[zone]

These guys don't know what they're talking about; If you really want a real taste of Italian Dining, go to Olive Garden.... I kid...I kid.

[scotthandley]

The Food Network can’t even tell you how a Carbonara is made? There is no cream or milk products in it unless you’re in America, and then it’s probably an Alfredo with peas and ham added.
I had higher expectations from you Food Network, shame!

[fabriziopastorino]

CON QUESTA TARANTELLA AVETE ROTTO LE PALLE

[harrisonrichter]

Traditional carbonara is not served with pancetta. It’s served with guanciale.

[eeerik]

La scarpetta is not related to the bread and oil but to soak up the rests from the pasta. Italians DO NOT do salads well.

[Chahlie]

Yikes, if this is an example of this 'Food Network' I want no part of it, what a mess.

[Laurelin]

What a bunch of bullshit. In Italy bread is NEVER dipped in olive oil. Bread is to accompany dishes and to polish the plate after having eaten. So much for the "italian-ness" of this video.