Alvaro's Mamma Toscana
Author: Maccioni, Alvaro
ISBN: 9781862058545
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Year First Published: 2009
Pages: 224
Dimensions: 237mm x 206mm x 23mm
Format: Hardback
Description:
In this classic Italian cookbook, restaurateur Alvaro Maccioni presents 165 recipes that capture all the goodness and robust flavours of real Tuscan country cooking.
Inspired by the family meals cooked by his mother and grandmother, Mamma Toscana features Tuscan dishes such as Agnello in Salsa and Pasta d'Estate. Alvaro''s memories of Tuscany are woven throughout the book, evoking a vivid and colourful picture of Tuscan country life; the feast days, the festivals, the baking-hot summers. Alvaro Maccioni has been a chef and restaurateur for over 30 years. In 1975 he opened La Famiglia, which quickly established a reputation for excellence. In 1996, Alvaro won first prize from the Accademia Della Cucina Italiana – the first time the prize has been awarded outside Italy. As Alvaro says: ''If you can cook like your mother, you are a great chef; if you can cook like your grandmother, you are even better.''
ISBN: 9781862058545
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Year First Published: 2009
Pages: 224
Dimensions: 237mm x 206mm x 23mm
Format: Hardback
Description:
In this classic Italian cookbook, restaurateur Alvaro Maccioni presents 165 recipes that capture all the goodness and robust flavours of real Tuscan country cooking.
Inspired by the family meals cooked by his mother and grandmother, Mamma Toscana features Tuscan dishes such as Agnello in Salsa and Pasta d'Estate. Alvaro''s memories of Tuscany are woven throughout the book, evoking a vivid and colourful picture of Tuscan country life; the feast days, the festivals, the baking-hot summers. Alvaro Maccioni has been a chef and restaurateur for over 30 years. In 1975 he opened La Famiglia, which quickly established a reputation for excellence. In 1996, Alvaro won first prize from the Accademia Della Cucina Italiana – the first time the prize has been awarded outside Italy. As Alvaro says: ''If you can cook like your mother, you are a great chef; if you can cook like your grandmother, you are even better.''
