Pollo alla Cacciatora in Bianco (Hunter’s Chicken in a White Wine Sauce)

Craving the flavors of Rome without breaking a sweat? Look no further! Ever since I moved to the Eternal City, Pollo alla Cacciatora at Trapizzino has been my obsession. It’s delicious and budget-friendly, but making it at home is even better!

This recipe is a game-changer for your “under one hour” dinner repertoire. It’s quick and straightforward, allowing you to multitask like a pro. Ideal for hosting, it pairs perfectly with classic sides like potatoes or toasted bruschetta.

As an Irishwoman who adores the flavors of roast chicken but lacks the time, this recipe is a lifesaver. Join me in recreating the magic of Pollo alla Cacciatora

Festival della Vagina Felice

In this Tesoro Irlandese post, I finally return to discuss my weekend adventures in LOA Acrobax at the Festival of the Happy Vagina or Festival della Vagina Felice. I bring you through what events I took part in and what the festival was all about…

Summer-Time and the Living is Easy…ish

Oh, how I’ve missed you! In this Tesoro Irlandese post, let me catch you up on one of the most whirlwind months I have had in Rome (where the summer keeps getting hotter…) and share some of my exciting news for the following year!

Gay Pride Month in Rome: What’s been going on

Finalmente, the most wonderful time of the year is upon us: Gay Pride Month. For this blogpost, I’ll give you the rundown on what I’ve been up to & where and who to follow for more LGBTQIA+ events if you’re ever in the Eternal(ly Fabulous) City.

Broke in Rome

In this Tesoro Irlandese blogpost, I explore what fun things there are to do in Rome when one is feeling particularly lazy and definitely broke. From street-art tours to religious pilgrimage, this post has it all.

The Price of Politeness

Hello and benvenuti to yet another instalment of Roman Hot Tea. This Tesoro Irlandese post is my Carrie Bradshaw moment. Please, gentlepeople, take your seats. Today, I wish to out myself as not the table-flipping badass I thought I always would be in the face of a total and utter stronzo. I also want to explore some pensieri on social behaviour and the strange place those of us single in our twenties’ find ourselves.

Amare e Essere Amati or To Love and To Be Loved

In this Tesoro Irlandese post, I explore the topic of Love. Admittedly late to post due to the hectic nature of my own love life, I drop my favourite love lessons and spill some Hot T while I’m at it…

Rome and Queer History: The 1850’s Lesbian Art Commune on the Hills

In this Tesoro Irlandese post, I discuss the fascinating period in Queer Roman History when a community of queer women artists lived on the Seven Hills. Dubbed the ‘white marmorean flock’ by Henry James, this post explores the successes and heartbreaks of Cushman, Hays, Hosmer and Stibbens.

Stavo Cazzeggiando!

In this Tesoro Irlandese post, I catch you up on the last few crazy weeks in Rome. All the sites, the nights, the drama and the notions. It’s fairly long so dip in and out as you please.

Alla prossima!

Amore, Amicizia e Social Media

In this Tesoro Irlandese blogpost, I discuss the effects of the pandemic on friendship. I look at how social media has changed the ways we understand connection and the crossover issues that arise between the two.