Ian MacAllen Ian MacAllen is the author of Red Sauce: How Italian Food Became American. He is a writer, editor, and graphic designer living in Brooklyn. Connect with him at IanMacAllen.com or on Twitter @IanMacAllen.
Eating Italian On Vacation: Cape Cod EditionHeading to Cape Cod on vacation? Here are the restaurants where you can find a mix of modern and classic Italian cuisine in Cape Cod. Read More Eating Italian On Vacation: Cape Cod Edition
Everything You Wanted to Know About MozzarellaAmericans love mozzarella cheese so much we eat about 33 pounds of it per year. Read on for everything to know about this beloved cheese. Read More Everything You Wanted to Know About Mozzarella
5 Books That Will Transport You to a Gorgeous Italian VillaKick back and relax as one of these books will transport you into an Italian Villa Read More 5 Books That Will Transport You to a Gorgeous Italian Villa
Why Are These American Cities Named Genoa?Genoa, Italy is a port city and capital of Liguria, but did you know Four cities in the United States bear the name Genoa? Read More Why Are These American Cities Named Genoa?
5 Books That Will Inspire Your Next Italian AdventureCheck out these 5 incredible Italian books that will help transport you right into the heart of Italy. Read More 5 Books That Will Inspire Your Next Italian Adventure
These Foods Wouldn’t Exist Without Italian CitrusAlthough citrus isn’t native to Italy, Italians have a long history with the juicy, sweet and sour fruits. Read More These Foods Wouldn’t Exist Without Italian Citrus
5 American Cities With Italian Names There are many towns and cities in the United States named after places in foreign countries. Check out 5 American cities named with Italian flair! Read More 5 American Cities With Italian Names
Chianti California StyleThe gallon jug California-grown Carlo Rossi Chianti is going to taste a lot different than the Chianti Classico DOCG imported from Italy. Read More Chianti California Style
6 Must-Try Italian BeersPeroni is Italy’s most popular beer, and the lighter Peroni Nastro Azzurro is the Italian beer most likely to be found in the United States. Read More 6 Must-Try Italian Beers
All the Italian Citrus You Need to KnowCitrus is well known around the world, it’s used in many different cultures to flavor dishes and adorn gardens. Read More All the Italian Citrus You Need to Know
