Food Philosophy Videocast #2: The Chefs of Piemonte

Jennifer Iannolo — Wed, 23 May 2007 14:34:00 +0000

Food Philosophy Videocast #2: The Chefs of Piemonte

I captured some video footage during my Piemonte luncheon at the United Nations, so you can see chefs in action in the kitchen and lotsa pasta — and one particular chef toward whom the camera just seemed to gravitate.

Hear the full audio with interviews on Food Philosophy #50.

www.torinopiemonte.com

Featured Chefs:
Ugo Alciati, Guido (Pollenzo)
Alfredo Russo, Dolce Stil Novo (Cirie)
Mariangela Susigan, Gardenia (Caluso)
Walter Ferretto, Cascinale Nuovo (Asti)
Marta Grassi, Tantris (Novara)
Sergio Vineis, Patio (Pollone)
Mariuccia Ferrero, San Marco (Canelli)
Pier Bussetti, Locanda Mongreno (Torino)
Stefano Gallo, Barrique (Torino)
Massimiliano Musso, Vittoria (Tigliole d’Asti)
Andrea Ribaldone, Fermata (Spinetta Marengo)

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Food Philosophy is a production of the Culinary Podcast Network (www.culinarypodcastnetwork.com).

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Food Philosophy #50: Lunch at the U.N.

Jennifer Iannolo — Fri, 18 May 2007 20:37:00 +0000

Food Philosophy #50: Lunch at the U.N.

I recently attended a luncheon in the Delegates Dining Room at the United Nations in New York featuring a festival of tastes from Italy’s Piemonte region. Listen in as I speak with Chef Pier Bussetti, who headed up this team of the Stelle del Piemonte — Piemonte’s Star Chefs — to showcase the region’s unique pairing of tradition with ultra-modern sensibility.

I’ve also had some new ideas about that summer Dating Adventure, and think a dining club would be a helluva lot more fun.