“un posto a Milano” the latest offering for “fine but simple” dining at kilometer zero (or thereabouts!)
Posted by Claire Sambolino on May 4, 2012 · Leave a Comment
After a busy May day bank holiday in Genova I came back to Milan for dinner with friends at the newly opened “un posto a Milano”, the latest offering from Progetto Cuccagna and chef Nicola Cavallaro. The location is an old cascina, or farm, just 10 minutes walk from Porta Romana in the centre of … Read more
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“Per Tutti i gusti” continues with March dedicated to the region of Campania, Italy
Posted by Claire Sambolino on March 2, 2012 · Leave a Comment
And so this Monday 5th March I’m off to Campania…or at least to delight in the cuisine from Campania with “Per tutti i gusti show cooking! Hot in the footsteps of the month of February, dedicated to Puglia, the initiative “Per tutti i gusti” (For all tastes) continues with a month dedicated to Italian’s second … Read more
Help I’m hosting Christmas! Part One……..
Posted by Claire Sambolino on December 21, 2011 · 1 Comment
Yes, at the grand old age of 35 I am finally hosting my first Christmas and by Christmas I mean a double whammy of christmas eve dinner and christmas day lunch, gulp! To add to my nerves I’m hosting my Italian family so the pressure is on to give them a truly British menu with … Read more
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Let there be joy at Joia….
Posted by Claire Sambolino on October 14, 2011 · Leave a Comment
Last night after much anticipation I finally had the chance to dine at Milan’s michelin starred vegetarian restaurant, Joia. Having heard rave reviews and with their all natural philosophy I was curious to see how Joia interpreted the world of vegetarian cuisine and just what made their menu so special. I had already had a … Read more
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