Natalie Danford Livres

The secrets to Italian cooking, straight from the source—the wildly popular food emporium that is founded in Italy. "The more you know, the more you will enjoy" is the philosophy behind Eataly, and it is the idea behind this essential compendium of Italian cooking. Here, Eataly’s team of experts, including Mario Batali and Lidia Bastianich, covers everything you need to know about Italian food, starting from the ground up. Learn how to assemble an antipasto platter, how to eat breakfast like an Italian, and how to use pantry flavor boosters like capers and anchovies. The first secret to the best cooking, of course, is the best-quality ingredients. How to Eataly tells you what to look for in the market, then offers one hundred recipes for contemporary classics such as Acorn Squash with Lentils, Vesuvio Pasta with Sausage, and Panna Cotta with Streusel. In addition, the book is packed with simple ideas for what to do with staples, from olive oil to mozzarella. Whether you are cooking from scratch or using some store-bought components, How to Eataly empowers you to create delicious meals by fostering a total understanding of Italian cooking.

Upon finding a deed to an Italian property left by her father, Olivia embarks on a journey to the city rich in history and art from his past. There, she encounters a Renaissance-style artist and unravels disturbing secrets about her family's heritage, leading her to confront her identity and the legacy of her father's life.

Selbst die tollste Dinnerparty ist nur so gut wie ihr süßes Finale. „La Dolce Vita“ ist eine verlockende Präsentation von Biscotti über Gelati und Torte bis hin zu klassischen Pasticceria. Es enthält mehr als 60 Rezepte, die jede italienische Mahlzeit perfekt abrunden. Das Buch begeistert mit Köstlichkeiten wie Cantucci, Baci di Dama und Amaretti, mit Urlaubsrezepten wie Panettone, Pandoro und Struffoli, der klassischen Tradition der italienischen Piccola Pasticceria mit Rum-Baba, Meringa und Cannoli und allem, was mit Gelati zu tun hat, wie Granita, Sorbetto und Affogato, und vielen anderen. „La Dolce Vita“ ist, wie Eataly selbst, eine zentrale Anlaufstelle für klassische italienische Desserttraditionen und Rezepte.