The Taste of Naples
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With 160 pages of delicious recipes, stunning photography, and captivating insights into Naples' culinary customs, this book is more than just a cookbook—it's a gateway to experiencing the heart of Italy from your kitchen. Perfect for food enthusiasts and home cooks alike, this delightful collection will transport you to the sun-soaked streets of Naples, allowing you to savor its flavors with each dish you create. Embrace the passion of Neapolitan cooking and elevate your culinary repertoire today with this essential cookbook for those who truly appreciate the taste of Italy.
Author: Arturo Iengo Publisher: IMM Lifestyle
Bind: paperback
Dimensions: 210 x 265 mm
Pages: 160
Always in the shadow of Vesuvius, Naples is a vibrant, passionate city with food to match. From antipasti to pastries, this collection of recipes showcases the best that Naples and the surrounding islands have to offer.Using the freshest ingredients, local chef Arturo Iengo presents the most delicious Campanian cuisine in 100 recipes that are perfect for both everyday meals and entertaining.Additional features on key ingredients, including buffalo mozzarella and olive oil, describe how they are produced and the part they play in Neapolitan dishes.With stunning photographs taken in and around Naples and insights into its specialities and customs, this book will give you an all-round taster of a captivating city.
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