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Antonio Carluccio's Music & Menus From Italy: A Cookbook With Compact Disc

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Antonio Carluccio believes that food and music go well together, especially Italian food and grand opera, for which he has had a lifelong passion. Featuring selected highlights from his own repertoire, including classic regional dishes, these menus combine to provide an irresistible celebration of Italy’s finest food. Ossobuco Milanese; prawns in garlic, oil, and chili sauce; and baked peaches are just some of the flavors to delight the senses. Antonio has tried to suit the food to the character of the opera and having entertained some of opera’s greatest personalities, including Luciano Pavarotti, Kiri Te Kanawa, and Placido Domingo, he is perfectly placed to create the perfect accompaniment. Why not share the Antonio experience by entertaining to the sounds of Donizetti’s Che mi Frena ? Or some quintessential Verdi? The combination of inspiring music and delectable food is confirmation that life is too short not to be Italian.

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Antonio Carluccio's Music & Menus From Italy: A Cookbook With Compact Disc, Antonio Carluccio

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2010
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Titolo
Antonio Carluccio's Music & Menus From Italy: A Cookbook With Compact Disc
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
2010
Formato
Copertina rigida
Pagine
88
ISBN10
1857935292
ISBN13
9781857935295
Serie
Descrizione
Antonio Carluccio believes that food and music go well together, especially Italian food and grand opera, for which he has had a lifelong passion. Featuring selected highlights from his own repertoire, including classic regional dishes, these menus combine to provide an irresistible celebration of Italy’s finest food. Ossobuco Milanese; prawns in garlic, oil, and chili sauce; and baked peaches are just some of the flavors to delight the senses. Antonio has tried to suit the food to the character of the opera and having entertained some of opera’s greatest personalities, including Luciano Pavarotti, Kiri Te Kanawa, and Placido Domingo, he is perfectly placed to create the perfect accompaniment. Why not share the Antonio experience by entertaining to the sounds of Donizetti’s Che mi Frena ? Or some quintessential Verdi? The combination of inspiring music and delectable food is confirmation that life is too short not to be Italian.