Learn What To Order in Italy

Traveling to a foreign land is not complete withoutThese types of food are served "before the meal" so
tasting the local delicacy and menu of the place. Itit's called L'antipasto in Italian.
wouldn't definitely be complete to travel in Italy withoutFirst course servings already include pasta, risotto and
tasting the country's own pasta and pizza. Justsoup (zuppa). It is called "Il Primo" in Italian. Next is the
imagine, it's like visiting the United States without tastingsecond course serving and it includes heavy meals
their burger, shake, fries and hotdogs.and it is also regarded as the main course. Meat,
It's a must to dine out at least once at an Italian's localpoultry or fish are what this meal offers and it is called
restaurant, autogrill, osteria or the trattoria. But beforeby Italians "Il secondo".
you engage yourself to the sumptuous Italian dishes,Then, there's also the side dish and dessert after the
you have to painstakingly order something right? Don'tmain course. Usually, the Italian side dish consists of
be scared in reading the Italian words in the menu. Themelanzane (eggplant), spinaci (spinach), or insalata
thing is that, menus in Italian restaurants are entirelymista (mixed salad), yes, it's all vegetables and it's
done in the Italian language. To clue you in further, youcalled "Il contorno" by Italians.
only need to know the food under Italian descriptionsNow the dessert is plainly called "Il dolce" and as
which follow the order of the meal. It is common in Italyalways, it's mostly sweets. There are a wide variety
to serve different plates for specific orders so expectof desserts served in Italian restaurants but most of it
to find groups of food under certain categories likeis made of custard.
before meals, main course and dessert.There, now that you know how to properly identify
To translate the Italian categories from the menu, weItalian food from a menu, you can now truly enjoy your
start with food like mozzarella in carrozza or crostini.meal and your stay in Italy.