Interni Kitchens
In Italy, our knowledge of refined traditional cooking has evolved together with our culture to our concept of the modern kitchen.
INTERNI cucine keeps alive the taste for the right proportion of the fundamental elements of design, the pleasure of touching beautiful textures, the visual importance of meticulous finishes, the need for simplicity in design, and the joy of living comfortably within your own space. A taste that has been refined throughout Europe, shaped by time and changes in style and technology, is now available as a quality choice at a competitive price even in America.
Thyme
One of the many fresh herbs used in many Italian kitchens. The aromatic flavor of thyme complements Southern Italian sauces of hot peppers and eggplants, as well as being a primary herb in soups and stews.
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Sage
The Italian word for sage, salvia, derives from the Latin salus, which means health, safety or well-being. Sage was sought, studied and used for medicinal purposes long before it was used in the kitchen.
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Basil
Basil is undoubtedly the most popular herb in Italy. It is most commonly used fresh in recipes, as in the beloved Insalate Caprese, as well as tomato sauces. Basil is one of the main ingredients in pesto, a green Italian oil-and-herb sauce.
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Rosemary
Rosemary is a familiar sight in the Italian countryside, growing in the wild throughout Italy and the rest of the Mediterranean region. It is a very popular herb in Italian cooking, often used in vegetable preparations and to aromatize olive oil.
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Spezie - Spices
Spices are the symbol of a rooted tradition, always present in essence, while refined in processing and use. Spices are the symbol of simple cuisine, enriched by the clever use of balanced combinations and
attention to detail.
