Which dishes you must try from Italian Lunch Cuisine?

If you are a foodie and have a zeal for exploring new dishes, you should give Italian lunch cuisine in Brooklyn a go. Of course, people who travel get to explore a whole lot of delicacies and cuisines. Traveling involves visiting new places and countries and also, an opportunity to try out new cuisines and delicacies. However, not everybody is that fortunate and can afford to travel the world. This has given birth to the best restaurants and bars in Brooklyn that allows its citizens to explore and try new cuisines without having to travel the world or spend hundreds of dollars to travel to a new country just to give their taste buds a new flavor. One such restaurant is Ponte Vecchio that offers authentic Italian cuisines. 

Go try them out as these are the world-famous Italian dishes for lunch that people love to eat when visiting authentic Italian restaurants and bars.    

Lasagna - These are a type of flat pasta noodles that are baked in the oven and usually in layers. It is one of the most liked dishes of Italy that is transformed from a poor man’s food to a rich meal filled with ragù, or meat sauce. Traditionally these were made with only ragù, béchamel sauce, and cheese, mozzarella or Parmigiano Reggiano or a combination of the two.  

Pizza - Whether you are a 5-year old or a 50 year, everyone loves to munch on Pizza let alone the authentic, thin-crust pizza. Easy, cheap, and filling, pizza has long been a common snack or meal, especially in Naples where tomato sauce was first used to add more flavor to the pizza. When the Italian Queen Margherita came through the bustling city on a tour of her kingdom in 1889, she was asked to try this dish. A local entrepreneur served her the “now-legendary” combination of tomato sauce, mozzarella, and basil, creating (or more likely, branding) the Margherita pizza. Whether by coincidence or design, the Margherita also displays the colors of the Italian flag. 

Risotto - Italy is the largest producer of rice in Europe. While southern Italy is often called the country’s breadbasket, Northern Italy, especially in Lombardy and Piedmont, are its rice bowl. The vast rice paddies of these regions are turned into one of Italy’s most iconic dishes by being mixed with stock and stirred until they form a velvety semi-soup better known as Risotto.   

   

After knowing about them, are you also looking for the best restaurants and bars in Brooklyn for authentic Italian lunch cuisine? If so, give Ponte Vecchio a visit.