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Soffritto: Tradition and Innovation in Tuscan Cooking

hardcoverJanuary 1, 2001
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ISBN-13: 9781580082587 ISBN-10: 1580082580
Publisher
Ten Speed Press
Binding
hardcover
Published
January 1, 2001
Weight
2.7 lbs
Dimensions
24.80×3.20×25.40 cm

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Soffritto: Tradition and Innovation in Tuscan Cooking by Vitali, Benedetta. hardcover edition. ISBN: 9781580082587.

Take an insiders look at majestic Tuscany by stepping into the kitchen of Florences most acclaimed female chef, Benedetta Vitali. Named after the aromatic preparation that forms the backbone of a wide variety of Italian foods, SOFFRITTO is much more than a recipe book. Infused with Benedettas spirited voice, SOFFRITTO offers an intimate look at both Old World and contemporary Tuscany. See the stunning images of daily life, smell the mouthwatering aromas wafting through Florences kitchen windows, hear the bantering of locals in the marketplace, and taste true Tuscan cuisine at its best. After following Benedetta around Florence, repair to her kitchen, the center of family activity, for cooking grounded in fresh local ingredients and time-honored techniques. Beginning with basic dishes, she proceeds to teach the techniques of preparing regional classics and discloses the secrets of her world-famous restaurant, Zibibbo. Highlighted dishes include Soup of Puréed Yellow Peppers, Spinach Soufflé, and fresh Fig Torte. Benedetta preaches a reconnection with food and cooking as a way to simplify and enjoy life. Let her guide you through Tuscanys culinary world and rediscover tradition and magic in the kitchen.• The first English-language cookbook from the chef often described as the Alice Waters of Tuscan cuisine.• Includes over 50 lavish color photographs from National Geographic photographer Cary Wolinsky, and archival photos of Florence and Benedettas family.