Italian recipes for Drinks - Bevande
Although the drink par excellence is certainly water, the term bevanda very often refers to drinks prepared following recipes that can be non-alcoholic, served either cold or hot, or alcoholic.
Often a bevanda is prepared with a concentrated dose of product (orange juice, lemon juice) which is diluted with normal water for non-carbonated soft drinks, or with water saturated with carbon dioxide for fizzy soft drinks.
Index of Bevande Recipes
-
Americano cocktail
- Bellini cocktail
- Centerbe
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Frappè al latte
- Frullato di banana
- Frullato energetico
- Gin fizz
- Grappa al ginepro
- Ice-cream soda
- Idromele
- Latte di frutta
- Latte di banane e fragole
- Limonata rossa
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Limoncello
- Liquore all'uovo
- Liquore di camomilla
- Liquore di menta
- Mint julep
- A nocino recipe from Trentino
- Ordine Nocino Modenese: an interview
- Pescaccina
- Rosada
- Sangria ai frutti di bosco
- Smeraldo
- Solleone
- Succo di pomodori
- Succo d'uva
- Taglio al limone
- Tè gelato
- Vampata
- Vino di rosmarino
- VOV, traditional Italian liqueur
- Zibibbo of Pantelleria
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