Italian Christmas by Serena Parente https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo en-us 2022-12-16 11:55:53 UTC 2022-12-19 15:39:24 UTC hello@padlet.com serepare90 https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2422940794 2022-12-16 12:01:11 UTC https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2422940794 Introduction serepare90 https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2422945175 Italian Christmas traditions are steeped in folklore and food. So, if you’re planning to celebrate your first Christmas in Italy, you’re in for a treat! You're about to experience a magical time of the year when it's perfectly acceptable to drink and eat your way through the holidays. Read on to learn how to celebrate like a local and get hyped for traditional Italian Christmas food.]]> 2022-12-16 12:07:50 UTC https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2422945175 Pandoro and Panettone https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424628407 In Italy, some of the most characteristic elements are pandoro and panettone, two typical sweets of the Christmas period. Panettone was born in the second half of 1400, at the court of Ludovico il Moro. Pandoro, on the other hand, has Veronese origins and was born around 1800.]]> 2022-12-19 09:53:01 UTC https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424628407 The typical sweet https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424631628 In italy we have mainly two traditional sweets that we eat during christmas period: the "pandoro" and the "panettone". For the most of the population is better the pandoro but the panettone it's good too. ]]> 2022-12-19 09:57:28 UTC https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424631628 Question 1 https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424631705 How we call this food in italy?

1. Arancino
2. Pizza
3. Pandoro
4. Panettone (correct)]]> 2022-12-19 09:57:36 UTC https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424631705 christmas decorations https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424632445 for christmas day I make christmas tree and i put dwarf ,the wreath, the nutcrachr and i like put the calendar of avvent ,i put the present under christmas tree and i make the nativity for born of jesus]]> 2022-12-19 09:58:38 UTC https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424632445 Christmas decorations https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424632516 In Italy we do a Christmas tree with some colour lights and different bells.  We do even a Christmas crib and than we put out of windows, doors or balcony a Santa Claus.
  ]]> 2022-12-19 09:58:44 UTC https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424632516 https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424887479 La Vigilia on December 24th.

Traditionally, Italian Christmas Eve dinner is a meat-free meal. According to an old Catholic tradition, it’s meant to purify your body ahead of a religious celebration. So, instead of meat, it's all about seafood.

]]> 2022-12-19 15:01:42 UTC https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424887479 And Continue on Natale (Christmas) https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424890345 The following day is known for…well, eating, again!

At the Italian Christmas table, you’ll often see a variety of cured meats and cheeses as antipasti, followed by typical Italian dishes such baked pasta al forno or roast beef.]]> 2022-12-19 15:04:26 UTC https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424890345 https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424918273 2022-12-19 15:27:21 UTC https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424918273 https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424925841 2022-12-19 15:34:57 UTC https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424925841 https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424928644 2022-12-19 15:37:33 UTC https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424928644 La Befana https://padlet.com/serepare90/pkkiupvl720tvfxo/wish/2424930538 On Epiphany Eve, January 5th, children leave their shoes or socks out to be filled with candy. Just like Santa, La Befana comes down the chimney and leaves a treat for little kids while they’re asleep. Unless you didn’t behave of course. The only thing that naughty kids will find is a lump of charcoal in their shoes!

Legend has it that Befana was an old Italian lady who wanted to bring gifts to Baby Jesus but got lost. Since then she's been trying to find her way to Bethlehem each year on January 6th, flying from one house to another on her broom.

With that broom, she’s said to sweep away any unhappy thoughts or bad deeds of the previous year.

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