The Food of Italy

A Journey for Food Lovers

by Merehurst

A title that showcases the best food in Italy. Photographs and text throughout explore real Italian food, from making fresh filled pasta everyday or putting together a plate of antipasto, to ageing Parmesan in Modena and a mid-afternoon shot of espresso from a stand-up cafe. A section of basic recipes and glossary of Italian food and cooking terms complete all you need in the Italian kitchen.

Genres: Cookbooks, Cooking, Food, Italy, Travel

296 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2004

Reviews

[Terri]

I adore this book! Not only for its recipes, also for its delicious pictures. hmmm

[Dennis]

After a month in Italy in 2007, Linny and I cooked almost nothing but Italian for a couple of months. This book has some superior versions of recipes we'd found elsewhere. The photos are excellent, too. We keep testing and annotating, so we expect this to be a keeper.

[Jessica Liew]

Basically falls into the "food porn" category of cookbooks. Lovely to look at, probably even authentic, but I'm unlikely to actually make most of the recipes.