1. pizza
2. risotto 意大利飯
3. gelato 意大利雪糕
4. sausages
5. Tiramisu
6. Salad
7. Lasagna
8. Focaccia - a flatbread, contains slightly more oil than normal breads and mostly flavoured with dried herbs. It has a crisp crust from the oil, a texture which Italians love.
9. Bruschetta - a slice of bread, which is grilled or toasted, and flavoured by rubbing garlic on the surface and is topped with olive oil, salt and pepper, but the more common is topped with tomatoes, red pepper, and cheese, and is baked again til cheese has melted.
10. Pasta
11. Ravioli - a stuffed pasta, mostly seen in rectangular or circular shape. They are often filled with cream-based sauce with meat or vegetables, or a cheese and vegetable filling. The fillings are usually a bit thick to prevent leakage.
12. Ossobuco - a renowned Italian dish of braised veal shanks in wine & stock/broth.
13. Minestrone soup - a soup created for using leftover ingredients. It always contains vegetables, and now most variations are tomato-based, but the other ingredients are optional and depend on the ingredients available, such as beans, onion, celery, meat, and usually contains pasta or rice.
14. Frittata - an Italian omelette. They are typically much thicker than omelettes of other countries and are par-cooked on stovetop, usually finished baking or broiling in the oven. They also contain vegetables and/or meat.
15. Biscotti - an Italian cookie, distinguished by their shape – they are cut from a thick dough into strips which are much longer than regular cookies and usually dipped into espresso. They are quite dry, hard, and do not contain as much fat as normal cookies. As most Italian pastries and desserts, they often contain almonds or hazelnuts.
16. Cannoli - a fried tube shaped pastry filled with sweetened ricotta or mascarpone cheese, usually flavoured with liquor, nuts, or chocolate, etc.
參考: yahoo and me