Calabria

Calabrian chef Pietro has managed to curate a menu filled with local produce that will send you to the heart of Italy in one bite.

It has notes of Sicilian lemon, Calabrian bergamot and pomegranate.

The Life of Saint Neilos is generally considered to be the masterpiece of Italo-Greek monastic literature, say Capra, Murzaku, and Milewski, and was almost certainly written in Grottaferrata or in a nearby Latin region, and probably by a Calabrian monk who had been one of Neilos' early disciples.

They are topped with a dressing that relies on a jarred condiment sold in Centrolina's market and elsewhere: crushed Calabrian chiles in oil, which are far less threatening than their fiery color and visible seeds suggest.

"You would never associate liquorice with Italian food," says Gino, who discovered a taste for Calabrian liquorice while researching the book.

Her actions greatly inspired students at a Calabrian high school, who on International Women's Day in 2012 praised her for her courage and for speaking out against the silence of "fear and shame."

Randy Owens, CEO of Calabrian Corp., an SK Capital portfolio company, will fill the role of Foremark CEO, bringing 28 years of specialty chemicals experience

-is modern and fresh, exuberant and assertive; its citrus opening-white Calabrian bergamot with freesia and tea

Last October, it announced it had secured an anchor tenant, INEOS Calabrian Inc., which manufactures liquid sulphur dioxide for the mining industry.

It's a Calabrian spreadable salami, made with shoulder and belly of pork mixed with roasted peppers and spices.

La Stampa has recently published a report that Libyan artifacts have been put out for sale at an auction run by two mafia groups in southern Italy, the Calabrian Ndrangheta and the Neapolitan Camorra criminal gang.

Calabrian Corporation, a producer of liquid Sulphur Dioxide in North America, is constructing a liquid Sulphur Dioxide production facility in Eastern Canada.