Radicchio is the "it girl" of the winter season. A type of chicory, radicchio is unique in just about every sense of the word, from its characteristic bitter flavor to the gorgeous look of each ...

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Like most children, Lane Selman didn’t like the bitter bite of radicchio growing up. “I’m from Florida originally, and it’s not popular in Florida at all,” she says. “My mother ate a lot of radicchio, ...

In the early 1980s, when radicchio was just appearing in restaurants like Chez Panisse and Fourth Street Grill in Berkeley, I had a vegetable seed company. Le Marche Seeds International sold European ...

Award-winning writer and cookbook author Stacy Adimando was born in Connecticut to an Italian-American family. She went to culinary school and worked in restaurants, but found her passion in food ...

Do you remember the first time you saw the word “radicchio”? The first time you tried to say it out loud? Now, how about the first time you cooked it? We didn’t think so. Radicchio may have gone from ...

You might notice a vegetable with unusual pink leaves at farmers markets this fall. While often mistaken for cabbage or lettuce, the culprit is actually radicchio, which is native to Italy. University ...

Burrata salad from Puglia is all about pairing creamy cheese with a colorful mix of grilled veggies and fruit—perfect for ...

Charred under the broiler and a pairing of ricotta and pecans, the vegetable is tamed in this wintry pasta. By David Tanis At our house, pasta of some sort is on the menu at least once a week. I would ...

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